PLANT NEWS FROM WELLAND VALE NURSERIES

Bushy & Evergreen Teucrium (Azureum)

Welland Vale Nurseries are delighted to report on a very positive Four Oaks debut! Their range of high quality trees, shrubs, conifers and herbaceous plants drew much interest. One new plant which caught
the eye was the bushy and evergreen Teucrium fruitican shrub. This has grey-green leaves and whorls of pale blue flowers during summer. An ideal plant for a sheltered but sunny location.

There were also extensive enquiries into Welland Vale’s national ‘same week’ deliveries which provide a high quality product directly to your retail door – fully labelled and bar-coded to suit your
individual requirements. The Autumn collections are available throughout from September to March and include a plethora of plant material from Bare root transplants to Camellias and from Helleborus to Winter flowering heathers. The programme of trade events where you can see this quality collection has been expanded during 2010 and now includes several plant fairs or trade events. This
will be replicated next year.

‘Plants Direct’ Cash & Carry options

The professional Landscape sector continues to flourish as the ‘Outdoor Room’ becomes ever more popular. Hence the search for high quality plant material at a competitive price. This is a growing division for Welland Vale and ‘Plants Direct’ provides the quality of material required for those
involved in the design, construction and maintenance process throughout the year.

Telephone: 01572 822729
Email: sales@wellandvale.co.uk
Website: www.wellandvale.co.uk
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