Goosemans Growers

A little hard to find at first but was a nice quaint garden centre with some nice things on sale. Very friendly staff with a warm welcome and couldn't help enough. Will definitely be back soon.

A lovely nursery, well laid out with quality plants and shrubs. Good range of locally produced fruit, veg and cheeses and icecream as well as gifts. Some lovely garden features including plant pots and stylish chimney pots for planting up! A very well run local family business.

Despite the suprising location in the middle of a housing estate in someones back garden, this small business has excellent stock of a variety of garden plants as well as fresh fruit and vegetables. Whilst not particularly busy the staff were pleasant, the only downside was a lack of introduction, as we felt quite strange waltzing into someones back yard with no-one around to begin with.

Fantastic place to buy flowers or to have an ice cream, with a beautiful setting and such friendly people. With no experience caring for flowers, they told me everything I needed to know when buying my plant. The ice cream is also wonderful which adds to the greatness of this place.

I've been reluctant to visit here in the past. I use a wheelchair and at the entrance is a large gravelled area for parking which as stopped me in the past. Okay I'm a coward lol Well I needed some sticks of Cinnamon and our local butcher had rung to see if they had any. They had so I had to get in. It turned out that the gravel was far more compacted than had appeared so I was in.In and very impressed. A delightful welcome and my cinnamon sticks were waiting. I had a good look round the grocery and the quality of the fruit and vegetables was fantastic. Not cheap but if quality is your marker then this is the place to shop.I was there on a very cold day so didn't linger to check out the garden center but what I was able to see was very impressive.I shall be returning and soon.

Our first summer in the UK in our new home, and two of our three Goosemans grown" flowering baskets. (Third one still needs putting up). I am thrilled!"