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Britain’s largest and most spectacular garden centre, Bridgemere lies on the beautiful borders of Cheshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire. Established as a one-man band rose nursery in 1961 by John Ravenscroft (who once lost his entire crop to cold), Bridgemere now covers 140 acres and is probably the largest garden centre in the world!

With a nursery growing nearly a million plants a year and six acres of themed, award-winning show gardens, its horticultural credentials are impeccable, as shown by an impressive collection of RHS medals and gardening accolades. 65% of the plants are grown on site in a range that is literally second to none and outstanding gardening achievements include relaunching the rare and famous old dahlia, ‘Bishop of Landaff’.

Superb shopping in a huge undercover area ranges from gardening products and gifts to clothes and toys, whilst an excellent restaurant serves delicious home-made food. Ever-changing entertainments include guided garden walks, workshops, and seasonal demonstrations and there are plenty of fun children’s activities to inspire the gardeners of the future, including wildlife trails, a fantastic play area and even a mini-mountain to climb. It all makes a visit to Bridgemere an unbeatable day out for all the family.