Hintons Nursery
Garden And Outdoor, Garden Centres · Warwick
About Hintons Nursery
Hintons Nursery is a plant nursery in Warwick where plants have been grown on the site since 1803. They specialise in high quality plants and advice for gardens of all sizes, from traditional plots and allotments to window boxes. The nursery stocks a wide range of hardy, bedding and house plants, along with compost, seeds, fruit and vegetable plants, fertilisers, pots, plant supports and other horticultural and environmental sundries. They are particularly known for their fruit and vegetable offerings, with nearly 200 varieties of vegetable plants ready to plant out, plus soft fruit and fruit trees. Aquatic plants including oxygenators are also available for ponds of any size. Hintons offers two plant selection services to help customers choose suitable plants, one of which is free, and provides design and landscaping services as well as delivery. Guy's Cliffe Walled Garden is situated behind the nursery and welcomes visitors separately.
Features
- Delivery
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Do they offer delivery?
Yes, Hintons Nursery offers a delivery service for plants and products.
Can they help me choose plants for my garden?
Yes, Hintons offers two plant selection services to help customers choose suitable plants, one of which is free.
What types of plants do they specialise in?
They specialise in fruit including soft fruit and trees, and vegetables, with nearly 200 varieties of vegetable plants ready to plant out. They also stock aquatic plants including oxygenators for ponds.
Do they offer design and landscaping services?
Yes, Hintons Nursery provides design and landscaping services alongside their plant sales.
Is there anything else to visit at the site?
Guy's Cliffe Walled Garden is located behind the nursery and is open to visitors on certain days of the week.
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