Garden
The pure joy of living in Jersey is that we not only have the best place to live on the planet but we also have the best growing conditions. Our growing year is a good three weeks earlier than the UK (hence the, Jersey Royals, appearing so early) and our summers are a few weeks longer. We have everything to hand to help you make the most of what is the best place on earth to create, maintain and look after a garden, whilst allowing yourself the time to swim, sail, surf and have a glass of wine.

Plants
We bring in garden plants from all corners of Europe, as well as from the UK. We have a love for exotic varieties as well as the more traditional and well known plants, the beauty of living in Jersey is that we can grow both. From fruit trees, scented roses, herbaceous borders, a bedding plant parade to the herb garden and potager we have it covered and we are here to advise and talk you through it all.
See our blog post on a beginners guide to gardening.
Also see our Hardy Plant Guarantee.
Pots & Planters
Pots are important objects in any garden and should be considered as such. They can be architectural, colourful and above all, useful. They also make a beautiful gift. Choosing the right pot is important because it is as much on view as the plant within and the two together form that final ‘look’. We have a huge array of pots from terracotta, to glazed, stone glazed to natural stone, as well as the lighter fibre clay and resin pots that are excellent for balconies and terraces.
Read: Choosing terracotta or plastic
Read: Plant pots and containers
Bulbs & Seeds
There is no greater sense of achievement than when the seeds sown grow up to bear flowers, vegetables, herbs and fruits. This inspirational journey from seed to new born, to adult is the finest trip you can take in the circle of living and growing. In our seed area you will find the seeds, bulbs and all propagation equipment you need to Grow Your Own.
Garden Care
Your garden is the outside expression of your home, but it is a living and breathing version and to keep it perfect you need the right tools to do the job. From watering equipment, garden tools, fertilisers, compost, pest control, gloves, lawn seed and feed – garden care is both the first aid and the beauty equipment for your garden.
- Learn: How to install a Water Butt
- Read: Garden tools
Wildlife Care
The wildlife of Jersey, like all wildlife
around the world, needs a helping hand. Pressure from human population and over sanitization of gardens is pushing many birds, animals and reptiles into areas where they are no longer safe or thriving. It is important to take time to look after those birds and animals near you; they are your neighbours after all. Whether you are looking for excellent seed mixes to bring wild birds flocking to your garden, high quality straight foods, or fantastic bird feeders and accessories. We also stock squirrel food, feeders and trays
Read more on wildlife care here
May 24
We are open on Sunday and Monday this weekend. Come and see the stunning plant area and talk plants with us, or talk pets with our lovely pet team or maybe take a walk through our gorgeous garden furniture. ...
May 24
Today is the start of National Children`s Gardening Week! 🌱🐛🌼
A fun and easy activity to do with the kids this half term is letting them create their own mini garden.
All you need are:
🪴 An old pot, perhaps recycle a plastic plant pot.
⛰ Compost or soil.
🪨 Nice rocks.
🌼 Small plants and flowers.
🧚♀️ Fun decorations.
Fill the pot with soil or compost. Put rocks down to make a path, plants small flowers or plants along the path, and decorate you mini garden with whatever fun things you can think of: fairies, dinosaurs, cars, horses, to give some examples.
Have a look at these great examples of mini gardens. Plastic pots can be found at any of the @potty_eco_pots_jersey collection points, or in our own recycled plastic pots bin by the garden centre exit doors.
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May 22
🌞 Celebrating Summer🌞
A May Bank Holiday Sale - Ending Tuesday 27th
The Cora range is our most pared-down, stunning range. It is made of highly durable, sustainably sourced acacia wood. The weave rope on the cushions is made from UV- and wear-resistant material.
This beautiful beachy furniture looks fantastic in all garden settings and is ridiculously comfortable. We love it for its comfort, ease of use, and classiness. Easy to clean with soapy water
Although a garden set, it is equally happy inside as it is outside. The cushions will not overwinter outside, but their clever design means they maintain a good shape for years.
Click on the photos for the offer.
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May 21
Everything for a fun half term at the beach or in the garden is here! ☀️🌊 Paddling pools, water gun, sand diggers, inflatables, toys, and much more! ...
May 20
It`s World Bee Day today! 🐝 We all know bees and other pollinators are incredibly important, and there are some simple ways in which we can help them out.
1. 💧 Bees need a drink! They like “water with a bouquet,”. In other words, bees will visit standing water sources with rocks, moss, and even old leaves, as these provide minerals, enzymes, and amino acids they need to stay healthy. They find some of those elements in standing water, so don’t change out the water daily because bees like so called ‘dirty water’. To do this, set up a bird bath and make sure it included rocks and moss sticking out of the water for safe landings and to provide the minerals they crave.
2. 🪻 Plant more pollinator friendly plants. Whether you have a large garden or just a window sill, even the smallest flowers help. Great plants are Lavender, Primroses, Echinacea, and Honeysuckle. Check out the pollinator-friendly logos on our plant labels to see which other plants are a good choice.
3. 🏠 Provide nest sites for wild bees. Solitary bees, such as mining bees, flower bees, leafcutter bees and mason bees enjoy using bug hotels as a nesting site. Many wild bees nest in underground burrows which they usually excavate themselves. You can create mounds of substrate made of different soil types. Pile your substrate into a mound and patt it down firmly to compress and compact the soil mixture.
Mounds and bee hotels should always be facing south to catch as much sun and warmth as possible.
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