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Geum ‘Beech House Apricot’

By Dawn Preston|2016-10-01T12:54:20+00:00May 15th, 2016|Comments Off on Geum ‘Beech House Apricot’

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Dorset Perennials Berkeley Perennials, Holnest Sherborne, Dorset. DT9 5PR Phone: 01963 210643 [email protected]
We truly care that our customers are happy and that our plants go to the right spot to thrive. That’s why we take a lot of effort to make sure our advice is accurate. Call us if you want to discuss any of our plants. we’ll be happy to share what we know.
We’ve been growing perennials in Dorset for nearly 25 years. So you can buy with confidence, knowing that you’ll receive healthy well grown plants from Growers that care .
Dorset Perennials is a trading style of Dawn and Martin Preston T/A Berkeley Perennials
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Dorset Perennials – plants direct from the heart of Dorset.

At Dorset Perennials you will find a husband and wife team, Dawn and Martin, who have been plantsmen and nurserymen for nearly 25 years. Our nursery, situated in the North of Dorset close to the Somerset border, is full of the plants we love. There’s no overall theme, just an eclectic mix of perennials that, for one reason or another, we consider well worth growing. We have plants for shade, plants for sun, plants for wildlife and a few more just because. In short all the perennials you would ever need to make a garden full of colour throughout the year and full of the plants you need to make it hum with wildlife. We’ve tried to make this website full of inspirational colour and easy to use. The shop page has a nifty plant selector sidebar which can be used to filter our plants by size, colour season and so forth to help you quickly pin down the right plant for a particular spot. We’ve added picture pages showing plant associations to inspire you, or if you need a little advice just give us a call.

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