Celebrating 60 remarkable years, Plymouth Garden Centre, established in 1963, is a family-run business now led by Fiona Newton, representing the third generation of the Newton family.
Nestled within the historic Bowden Battery, a Victorian Fort with preserved original features, Plymouth Garden Centre offers a unique charm. Over the years, the business has changed and grown and is now home to a wide range of houseplants, gifts for any age or occasion, clothing and accessories, pet supplies and everything needed for Christmas. Witness the explosion of colours in spring, explore the vibrant sights and smells of the summer season, enjoy the warm hues of autumn leaves, and experience the magical wonderland of winter with over 1500 fresh Christmas Trees.
More than a plant vendor, Plymouth Garden Centre is a destination for nature lovers and gardening enthusiasts. Enhancing the shopping experience is a cosy coffee shop amidst the greenery, providing delightful treats for those meeting friends and family. As we mark six decades of growth and connection, we extend heartfelt gratitude to all our customers who have played a pivotal role in shaping Plymouth Garden Centre into what it is today. From our family to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and we look forward to more 60th celebrations in 2024!
After purchasing your tree from Plymouth Garden Centre, we advise you to follow these tips to ensure your tree stays looking beautiful throughout the festive period.
- Leave outside in a bucket of water unnetted until ready to decorate.
- After bringing the tree indoors, position it on the opposite side of the room or away from direct heat sources like radiators or open fires. This precaution helps prevent the tree from experiencing shock after being outside.
- Give it plenty of space so that air can circulate the tree.
- Always keep your tree in water and keep topping up every couple of days – having a sturdy stand will help!
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