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The recently renovated stock beds at Arvensis occupy the uppermost terraces and provide propagation material for the nursery, as well as functioning as a display garden for customers.

IN BRIEF

What Garden of a perennials nursery offering a naturalistic palette that bridges the gap between a specialist and conventional wholesale nursery.Where Wiltshire. Size Four-and-a-half acre nursery, including a half-acre display garden, within an 11-acre site containing borders, woodlands and a stream.Soil Heavy clay with a high pH but improved with organic matter. Climate Exposed to sun and wind. Wiltshire can be a cold county but the nursery benefits from its elevated position, which allows the worst of the frost to flow down the slope.Hardiness zone USDA 9.

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Rob built the wildlife pond himself, helped by the designer Helen combine well with the pink spires of and graphic seedheads of .

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