Nurseries & Artisans 2022:
Click the name to see which fairs they will be coming to.
A Love Blossoms NEW
Mr D'Arcy's Heritage Fruit Trees
Outwoodcare NEW
Primrose Bank NEW
Sophia Davenport NEW
StubbyShrubs NEW
We are a small nursery specialising in garden worthy herbaceous perennials for a nature friendly garden.
All our plants are hard grown in the open as we think this gives a better plant to establish in your garden. We don't force things on in polytunnels and greenhouses.
You can order plants to be brought to an event at no extra charge and it is always advisable to ring or email to ask us to bring the plants you want as we can't bring our full range to every event.
Articles by SpecialPerennials:
Sow Unusual (from our 2018 newsletter)
Helenium Man and the Seven Dwarves (from our 2018 newsletter)
Hemerocallis: Beauty for More Than a Day (from our 2017 newsletter)
A Falvour of Geums (from our 2017 newsletter)
Bursting With Anticipation (from our 2016 newsletter)
Garden Butterflies (from our 2015 newsletter)
Phlox For Foliage (from our 2015 newsletter)
SpecialPerennials at the BBC (from our 2015 newsletter)
Shepherding Your Phlox (from our 2014 newsletter)
Martin will be at these fairs in 2022:
Sun 20 March Ness Botanic Gardens
Sun 27 March Arley Hall and Gardens
Sat 2 April Sugnall Walled Garden
Sat 9 April Bodenham Arboretum
Fri 15 April Whittington Castle
Sun - Mon 17 - 18 April Dorothy Clive Garden
Sun 24 April Cholmondeley Castle
Sun - Mon 1 - 2 May Weston Park
Sun 15 May 1620s House Donington Le Heath
Sat - Sun 11 - 12 June Hodnet Hall
Wed 13 July Cholmondeley Castle
Sun 31 July 1620s House Donington Le Heath
Sun 7 August Southwell Minster
Sat 13 August Carsington Water
Sun 14 August Capesthorne Hall
Sun - Mon 28 - 29 August Dorothy Clive Garden
Sat 3 September Bodenham Arboretum
Perennials for late colour feature strongly in our range throughout the year. This is one of our October borders.
Carol Klein and the BBC Gardener's World team came to our garden to film our Heleniums in 2014. (Broadcast 29 August 2014).
We specialise in plants to attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects