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Let your indoor garden grow… Raising plants is one of the main reasons for having a conservatory and can give you endless hours of pleasure. What could be nicer than picking your own lemons or grapes, or sitting in the shade of an enormous passionflower. Within our premises at Holloways is Lower Court Nurseries, which specialises in conservatory plants. We have a wonderful selection of pots, containers and etageres to hold and arrange your plants and there are excellent books available from a selection in our showrooms to guide you if you are interested in this new aspect of gardening. Which plants will grow well in your conservatory? Do you hope to fill all the available space with them, or do you want to limit your indoor gardening to a few large slow-growing species that will not take too much looking after? Lower Court Nursery shares our site here in Suckley, specialising in conservatory, container and plants of interest. The horticulturalist Caroline Orgee is happy to help you choose plants and give you expert advice on suitability and growing conditions. More... If this all seems a lot of hard work do not despair. It is easy to achieve the same effect, effortlessly, with our fantastic selection of realistic, artificial plants — twisted ficus, bamboo, mango and olive trees, capensias, weeping willow and many, many more. Either way, next summer you could be sitting in a glorious indoor garden surrounded by an extravagance of perfumes, fruits and flowers. Lemon trees, grapes, oleanders, passionflowers, jasmine…. |
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