Garden Centres
Garden Centres in Hawkhurst
Below are listings for garden centres in Hawkhurst and the surrounding area ...
King John´s Nursery & Garden
Etchingham 4.3 miles from Hawkhurst
01580 819 232
This romantic 5-acre garden has many mature trees and rhododendrons surviving the 1980s’ hurricane. There are water features and a stunning wild garden with gazebo and pond. Main borders include old roses and herbaceous plantings. The secret garden leads to the attractive garden house and to a medieval barn covered in roses and white solanum. … more
Bodiam Nursery
Bodiam 4 miles from Hawkhurst
01580 830 811
07971 419 302
Find Bodiam Nursery opposite Bodiam Castle and next to the Bodiam steam preservation railway station on the Kent and East Sussex railway. We sell coastal and country plants and have a fine collection of Acers. A miniature railway runs around plant benches.
Feathers Wild Bird Care
Salehurst 3.9 miles from Hawkhurst
01580 880 803
Feathers offer a wide range of bird food, feeders, nest boxes, tables and baths all at competitive prices. Based in rural Salehurst, this shop is nothing short of a bird lovers paradise and with Allan and Joe on hand to offer impartial advice and expertise, Feathers is the place for everything birdy.
Merriments Gardens
Hurst Green 2 miles from Hawkhurst
01580 860 666
A stunning four acre show garden complete with ponds, wild area, bird hide and bog garden. Imaginative use of colour and texture make these gardens a firm favourite both locally and further afield.A great day out for garden lovers, Merriments also welcomes groups by appointment. Plant nursery stocking many unusual varieties including our home grown … more
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