Welcome to Rowberry's Nursery
The growing nursery, farm shop, butchery, deli and restaurant.
The growing nursery, farm shop, butchery, deli and restaurant.
Started in 1977 by Chris and Maria Rowberry; Rowberrys started as a stall outside Chris’s house. Soon being outgrown, Chris and Maria rented some land and built a few polytunnels on the local allotments. Requiring yet more space they purchased the land today known as Rowberry’s Nursery.
Rowberry's consists of a 300 acre farm; growing crops, potatoes, fruit and veg. There is a herd of 100 shorthorn cattle and over 150 saddle back pigs and over 300 chickens. We have a 2 story restaurant capable of seating over 150 people. We have recently expanded both the garden centre and farm shop introducing a post office and deli; not forgetting out traditional Rowberry's butchery.
Today Rowberry's is operated by Chris Rowberry, his sister-in-law Arna and his son, Sam. The ethos of Rowberry's has been the key drive behind the business. Supporting local farmers selling as much local produce as possible. We aim to keep the prices competitive even in the economic climate and work hard to make our customers always feel welcome.
Great value plants with many multi-buy offers. We can sell plants at lower than average prices because we propagate many varieties on site therefore cutting out the middle man.
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By popular demand our new Restaurant was opened in October 2008 as we had outgrown our previous tearoom.
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We endeavour to stock as of our own produce from the farm as possible; including potatoes, cabbages cauliflowers and strawberries.
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We're proud to announce that our post office has recently opened, if you have any packages that need posting leave it to us.
Read MoreThe first of Reg’s talks will be on the 7th Jan and there will be just the one instance at 11am. The remaining talks will consist of two sittings; one at 11am and the other at 2pm. All talks will take place upstairs in our restaurant. The remaining dates for your diary are; February 4th […]
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This is a time of change in the garden as we take out all the summer bedding plants in borders and containers and replant them with Autumn and Winter colour. We have a great selection of suitable plants including Winter pansies, with their larger bright, blousy blooms, and violas, altogether more demure but very attractive […]
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EARLY JANUARY. Protect vulnerable plants from frost damage and scorching due to cold winds. Warm up the soil for early sowings by covering an area with a polythene sheet, or cloches. If weed seedlings germinate under this all well and good, just hoe them off. Seed potatoes are around now, buy them soon while there […]
Read MoreSummer sun and strawberries!
Weather permitting P.Y.O fruits are available from June to September.
