Garden Centres in Worcestershire

Over Wintering bedding is now available. We have a large selection of polyanthus, pansies and violas to choose from, all grown from in seed in our greenhouse on site. With Spring here seed potatoes are available along with vegetable plants.

With lots of space to park and a large display outside and in, you are going to find what you need. Providing garden equipment, plants, gardening accessories, horticultural supplies, friendly advice and a tea room, Knowle Hill Plant Centre is the place to go if you are looking to add some colour into your garden. Great display of seasonal plants and shrubs. Advice on what will be best for your garden is free and knowledgeable.

Here at Willowbrook we look at ourselves as being more than just your run of the mill garden centre, offering not only an extensive range of quality plants, gardening products and home ware but also our years of expertise and our love of gardening. Our plant area is well worth a look with a wide variety of speciality shrubs to softer bedding plants. There really is something there for every garden. Stock up on lawn care products, chemicals and fertilizers and make the most of your garden this year. For the garden enthusiast we have a selection of gardening tools as well as grow houses for propagation and seeds. For the outdoors we offer everything for gardens of any size with our ranges of garden furniture, barbeques, solar lighting and much, much more Looking for an interesting or unusual gift then our gift and homeware section has something for everyone as well as our large collection of greetings cards. And final after a hard days shopping why not visit Willows Restaurant where you can enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee and sample our chef's specials all in a relaxing environment

We are a traditional garden centre, our passion is to help you get your garden growing. We know what grows in this area, and how to look after your plants. We do not stock china or chocolates, just tools, plants, compost, and building materials! We are local, our staff all live within 4 miles, and most have grown up here. They are proud of the business, and we are proud of them. We know that we can help you with any gardening problems, and we will not sell you a 'quick fix'.

The house was built in 1850 for Reverend Arthur Lucton Childe. He was related to the Childe, Lacon - Childe and Baldwyn - Childe families of Kilnet Manor, Shropshire and Kyre Park, nr Tenbury Wells. The property was designed by architect, Abraham Perkins from Worcester and was built to offer a property large enough for the reverends family and offering large formal gardens.