St Bridget Nurseries

Established in 1925, St. Bridget Nurseries is still a family business now in its fourth generation. With two Exeter Garden Centres and an onsite nursery that grows 90% of the plants we sell. We grow over 2000 different varieties of plants including shrubs, roses, herbaceous perennials, conifers, seasonal crops, ornamental & fruit trees!

We’ve been growing beautiful plants on our nursery in Exeter for 92 years and our garden centre planterias really are the best place for local and fresh plants. Our garden centres have something for everyone whether you are a novice gardener or an expert. Our staff are at hand to assist you and with a restaurant at each centre, your family can enjoy a full day out.

We look forward to helping you to make the most of your garden.

Tammy Falloon and Janet Flinn Directors of St Bridget Nurseries

Plant Finder

Browse the St Bridget 2016 catalogue (2017 coming soon), a full directory of all of our plants. Viewable in a new window as flipping book, searchable & downloadable too.

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July in the Kitchen Garden

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Events

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Tue 1 Aug - Thu 31 Aug

Summer Sale

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Tue 1 Aug - Thu 31 Aug

Summer Sale

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Sun 27 Aug

Vintage Tea Dance

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Sat 14 Oct

Orchid Day at Old Rydon Lane

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Ask The Plant Doctor

Looking for something specific and want to see if we have it in stock?

Why not ask our friendly plant doctor or call our nursery on 01392 873672

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