Free delivery on orders over £95
Please note it is not possible to send plants outside of mainland UK
:purple_heart::green_heart:** Click here for Delivery Information **:green_heart::purple_heart:
Next Open Day Saturday 5th July 10am - 2pm
:purple_heart::green_heart:** Click here for Open Day Information **:green_heart::purple_heart:
Orders are usually despatched in 5-7 working days, sometimes sooner, if you are going to be away please let me know when you place your order.
Please note orders will not be despatched if the weather is due to be exceptionally warm. This is to preserve the health of your plants.
Free delivery on orders over £95
Please note it is not possible to send plants outside of mainland UK
:purple_heart::green_heart:** Click here for Delivery Information **:green_heart::purple_heart:
Next Open Day Saturday 5th July 10am - 2pm
:purple_heart::green_heart:** Click here for Open Day Information **:green_heart::purple_heart:
Orders are usually despatched in 5-7 working days, sometimes sooner, if you are going to be away please let me know when you place your order.
Please note orders will not be despatched if the weather is due to be exceptionally warm. This is to preserve the health of your plants.
Go to Geraniums Go to Geraniums
Go to Geraniums Go to Geraniums

What is PBR?

2022-08-21T11:49:56+01:00

PBR (Plant Breeders Rights)

In short, this means the plant is licensed to the original breeder of a cultivar. When the plant is sold, a royalty is paid back to the plant breeder, much like that of a singer when their song is played on the radio. This explains why some varieties seem so much more expensive than others. You are entitled to divide and replant a PBR plant that you have in your garden, but you are prohibited from selling and profiting from those divisions.