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 November 2011 ...
Plant of the Month for November is Mahonia. Easy to grow, thrives in sun and shade, grows in a wide range of soil conditions. Relatively pest free. Mahonias are generally quite tall and best suited at the back of beds and borders. Mahonias will come into flower some time from November through to March. Pruning is not usually necessary. Mahonias make an effective intruder deterrent with their spiky foliage. After flowering they produce blue-black berries and these berries can be used in wine making. Mahonias produce bright yellow, faintly scented flowers that appear above long, evergreen, pinnate leaves.
Forthcoming events
Come and see the reindeer on Sunday, 4th December, 10am - 4pm.
The Home Brew Shop will be here on that day demonstrating and giving free tasters!
Craft Fayre, Saturday 10th December, 9am - 5pm & Sunday, 11th December 10am - 4pm
Local craftspeople will be demonstrating their crafts and selling their wares, such as jewellery, home brew, wildlife art, glass blowing and candles.
Christmas trees will be arriving in early December, also holly wreaths, crosses and planted containers for Christmas.
Come and order your delicious, succulent Mountains Farm turkey for Christmas from our farm shop.
Plant of the Month for November is Mahonia. Easy to grow, thrives in sun and shade, grows in a wide range of soil conditions. Relatively pest free. Mahonias are generally quite tall and best suited at the back of beds and borders. Mahonias will come into flower some time from November through to March. Pruning is not usually necessary. Mahonias make an effective intruder deterrent with their spiky foliage. After flowering they produce blue-black berries and these berries can be used in wine making. Mahonias produce bright yellow, faintly scented flowers that appear above long, evergreen, pinnate leaves.
Forthcoming events
Come and see the reindeer on Sunday, 4th December, 10am - 4pm.
The Home Brew Shop will be here on that day demonstrating and giving free tasters!
Craft Fayre, Saturday 10th December, 9am - 5pm & Sunday, 11th December 10am - 4pm
Local craftspeople will be demonstrating their crafts and selling their wares, such as jewellery, home brew, wildlife art, glass blowing and candles.
Christmas trees will be arriving in early December, also holly wreaths, crosses and planted containers for Christmas.
Come and order your delicious, succulent Mountains Farm turkey for Christmas from our farm shop.
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