Olivers Nurseries
Maldon Road
Witham
Essex
CM8 3HY
Maldon Road
Witham
Essex
CM8 3HY
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
Telephone: 01376 513239
Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
Telephone: 01376 513239
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Welcome to the update for September 2011 ...
Plant of the month for September is Daffodils. They can be planted in borders, grassland or containers. Pinch out the flowers as they fade and leave the foliage to die down naturally without tying it up or cutting it off. Feed with Growmore and then with a high pot ash. Plant bulbs early, deep enough and not too close. The daffodil is the national flower of Wales. Daffodils heralds the spring, but plant as early as possible in the autumn. Plant in a warm sunny side in soil which is well drained.
Sweetcorn will be available mid September. Bare root Wall Flowers will also be available around this time.
New at Olivers for autumn 2011:
- Winter patio basket 5 packs.
- Olivers Own mixed 20 pack of wintering flowering pansies.
- Tubs and basket packs.
New for 2011! Prunus Frilly Frock is a magical little weeping tree with three outstanding features. Early spring flowering, attractive sharp variegation to the summer leaves, and striking multi-toned autumn tints. It is ideal for small gardens and also suitable for patios. If the branches are pruned back after flowering, the young vigorous growth displays the variegation to even better effect from mid-summer onwards. The leaves have the unusual peculiarity of developing their variegation from the centre of the leaf after it has fully expanded - a magical feature.
Now is the time to plan your soft fruit garden and we have a large variety in stock such as blackberry, blueberry, fig, gooseberry, raspberry and much more.
Get ready for the colder weather now with bird food - we have autumn promotions available.
A few extra dates for your diary:
- Reindeer will be visiting on Sunday 4th December
- The Craft Fayre will take place on Saturday 10th December & Sunday 11th December
With Christmas on the way - look out for more news here on our Christmas ideas and specials!
Plant of the month for September is Daffodils. They can be planted in borders, grassland or containers. Pinch out the flowers as they fade and leave the foliage to die down naturally without tying it up or cutting it off. Feed with Growmore and then with a high pot ash. Plant bulbs early, deep enough and not too close. The daffodil is the national flower of Wales. Daffodils heralds the spring, but plant as early as possible in the autumn. Plant in a warm sunny side in soil which is well drained.
Sweetcorn will be available mid September. Bare root Wall Flowers will also be available around this time.
New at Olivers for autumn 2011:
- Winter patio basket 5 packs.
- Olivers Own mixed 20 pack of wintering flowering pansies.
- Tubs and basket packs.
New for 2011! Prunus Frilly Frock is a magical little weeping tree with three outstanding features. Early spring flowering, attractive sharp variegation to the summer leaves, and striking multi-toned autumn tints. It is ideal for small gardens and also suitable for patios. If the branches are pruned back after flowering, the young vigorous growth displays the variegation to even better effect from mid-summer onwards. The leaves have the unusual peculiarity of developing their variegation from the centre of the leaf after it has fully expanded - a magical feature.
Now is the time to plan your soft fruit garden and we have a large variety in stock such as blackberry, blueberry, fig, gooseberry, raspberry and much more.
Get ready for the colder weather now with bird food - we have autumn promotions available.
A few extra dates for your diary:
- Reindeer will be visiting on Sunday 4th December
- The Craft Fayre will take place on Saturday 10th December & Sunday 11th December
With Christmas on the way - look out for more news here on our Christmas ideas and specials!
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