At the moment, we do not have facilities for payment by credit card. Orders can be faxed, e-mailed, telephoned or posted (by printing off this form), and will be sent as soon as possible after payment is received. If you know any plants you would like as substitutes should those requested not be available, please detail them.
Postage and packing:
For seeds, please add 50p P&P; (unless part of a plant order).
Packaging and postage rates for plants are detailed below.
Up to 15 plants are sent 1st Class post. Larger numbers than that are sent via courier. (UK mainland only). Please remember that, at the moment, only 3 ins (7 cm) pots can be sent mail order.
Please make cheques payable to The English Cottage Garden Nursery.
Postage and packing:
For seeds, please add 50p P&P; (unless part of a plant order).
Packaging and postage rates for plants are detailed below.
Up to 15 plants are sent 1st Class post. Larger numbers than that are sent via courier. (UK mainland only). Please remember that, at the moment, only 3 ins (7 cm) pots can be sent mail order.
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1 plant 2 plants 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 - 75 76+ |
(includes postage and cost of blisterpacks and sturdy box) �2.50 �3.00 �3.50 �4.00 �4.50 �5.50 �6.00 �6.50 �7.00 �7.50 �8.50 �9.00 �9.50 �10.00 �10.50 �16.00 Please telephone |
Please make cheques payable to The English Cottage Garden Nursery.
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Thank you for your order and enjoy your plants!
The English Cottage Garden Nursery cannot accept responsibility for plants which die soon after planting or do not thrive. This is because a number of factors could be involved, such as planting position, inclement weather conditions, or even just a fickle plant which has refused to abide by the rules and grow properly! As a quick guide to success, immediately unpack your plants, keep them suitably looked after until they can be planted out - usually spring and autumn are the best times for establishing plants - dig adequate holes for them, water well and regularly, deadhead if necessary to prolong flowering, and treat pests/diseases accordingly.
