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where is a good gardening shop in dublin?

  • 01-03-2013 11:42am
    #1
    mary1978
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    Looking to buy some plants for our patio garden - thinking maybe a few small pot based fruit trees, a bay leaf tree and some flowers.

    Can anyone recommend a well stocked gardening shop in DUblin, preferably close to me (Drumcondra / Fairview) who have knowledgable staff to recommend which tree types etc?
    (Not woodies or B and Q)...

    Or a good website / shop that delivers to Ireland?

    Thanks!


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  • #2
    magicbastarder
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    mr. middleton on mary street.


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    redser7
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    Second that.


  • #4
    cotton
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    Third that.:)


  • #5
    redser7
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    They also have their warehouse just up past glasnevin cemetery where you can pick up things. Much handier than the shop on Mary Street, and close to you. Just phone in your order first.


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    cotton
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    redser7 wrote: »
    They also have their warehouse just up past glasnevin cemetery where you can pick up things. Much handier than the shop on Mary Street, and close to you. Just phone in your order first.

    I didn't know that, thanks!!


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    paddy147
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    redser7 wrote: »
    They also have their warehouse just up past glasnevin cemetery where you can pick up things. Much handier than the shop on Mary Street, and close to you. Just phone in your order first.


    Never knew that either.:)


  • #8
    paddy147
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    mary1978 wrote: »
    Looking to buy some plants for our patio garden - thinking maybe a few small pot based fruit trees, a bay leaf tree and some flowers.

    Can anyone recommend a well stocked gardening shop in DUblin, preferably close to me (Drumcondra / Fairview) who have knowledgable staff to recommend which tree types etc?
    (Not woodies or B and Q)...

    Or a good website / shop that delivers to Ireland?

    Thanks!


    Get some large fibrecrete pots in Homebase (Santry) and then go to Mr Middleton or the likes of Tullys Nurseries in Ballyboughal (left turn after blakes cross/skerries turn off) for good quality plants and bay/holly trees.

    http://www.tullynurseries.ie/

    Theres also Kinsealy Garden Centre on the Malahide Road (opposite Teagasc) and then theres Plantagen (out beside Malahide Castle side entrance).


    PS-Aldi and Lidl also have some nice Camellias and Hydrangeas at the moment for 7 and 12 euro.


  • #9
    mary1978
    Registered Users Posts: 57 ✭✭mary1978


    Thanks all!


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