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The evenings are getting lighter and there has been a dramatic improvement in the weather compared to what we had to experience in Dec and Jan.
Don' know what to plant?
Don't know what is eating my plants?
Don't know when I should be doing someyhing?
The answer to these and many more questions is now solved.  
Introducing the answer to all your questions.  Yes it's the Garden Wise Personal shoppers. We have a team of our 4 most knowledgable gardeners with over 100 years between them who are able to help you with all the answers.
Easily recognisable in their new burgandy body warmers. Just ask. and you can be assured of their best advice.
 
Did you know that Garden Wise is a local family owned business. In fact this year this is our 31st Anniversary, and I still look as young now as I did 31 years ago.

We have again been recognised by the Garden Centre Association. and have received  the recognition of being the best garden retailer in Scotland.

Find us on facebook.
yes we have just started keeping customers up to date using facebook. just type in garden wise plant and garden centre.

This website is about to get a make over,  so keep looking in to see what we have done.



On Sunday 12th June we will have an Orchid day with a special orchid expert. who will give talks on orchids at 11am and 2pm. there will also be a plant clinic where he can give advice on your plants.  Brink any plants along which you want help on.

Got more than 1 baby/toddler. then look out for our new shopping trollies which will take more than one child.

 


Have you any ideas how we can improve the garden centre, we do listen and if we think it is good we may implement it.  just let us know..

We are as green as you can get.
Did you know that we recycle many tonnes of cardboard, plastics,wood,and metals each year,  we are also looking into the possability of wind power for energy, water recycling for plants and toilets,and heat pumps for heating the greenhouses. It all takes time and red tape to organise.
We  have had some school visits lately and we were pleased to have around 50 children from Laurieknowe primary when p1 and p2 sowed sunflower seeds  and the eco committee from Mouswald primary are going to do experiments with the vegetable gro sac and vegetable compost..    We have also been asked to have some involvement in projects being organised by St Josephs college.