Formerly Addingtons Garden Centre, Malmesbury Garden Centre is now owned by A C Nurden Limited. It was renamed to the Malmesbury Garden Centre to express its unity with the town it serves.

The garden centre stocks a large selection of shrubs, herbaceous and alpine plants and a full range of bedding plants and bulbs in their respective seasons.
 The garden statuary display area includes pots from different parts of the world as well as locally produced Cotswold stoneware.

We also feature a water garden display and an area devoted to the pets needs. A children’s play area is situated along side the Garden Café which is within the Garden Centre.

Let’s take a walk around the Garden Centre….

Upon entering the shop, to your left you will see the variety of all the seeds we stock. Do stop and browse and imagine what a wonderful floral display you could have in your garden next year. We also stock vegetable seeds – vegetables always seem to taste better when you grow them yourself.

To your right is the Garden Café serving delicious meals. In the warmer seasons, you can also choose from our range of home ice creams

Now look to your left a little and you will see our collection of cards for all occasions and throughout the shop, we stock a delightful range of gifts for all ages.

A little further on, visitors will come across the DIY stand and a selection of tools for all the little things you need and this area also features a selection of small garden accessories.

Exiting the shop, continue along the covered walkway and straight ahead of you is The Courtyard where on display is an array of stone pots just right for a patio or even to adorn your front door.

Follow the path look to your right for pond plants; to your left, we feature wooden barrels and statues. Our greenhouse has seasonal stock and beyond are our fish tanks where you can purchase goldfish and koi from late Spring.

From the Courtyard, come into our Old Shop where we have stock a wide variety of garden goods including wellies to chemicals, weedkillers, fertilisers and fungicides.

Around the corner, we keep our Fair and Square items and you can pick up a copy of our Fair and Square catologues are available in our shop.

At the end of the Courtyard, the first exit door leads into “The Church” – this is so named because if you stand in the Courtyard and look towards it there appears to be a cross. The Church has wild bird food and a small selection of pet foods as well as garden tools, wire netting, garden paint and wheelbarrows.

At this point, you can exit into the plant area or bear left to find our watering cans and hoses, landscape fabric, bubble plastic and fleeces. Conveniently, you can re-enter the Old Shop from this area.

From The Church, a door to the right leads you into into a small area of seasonal house plants and pots. Exit this area into our “Sales Tunnel” where we stock plant supports, wall brackets, lawn edging, flexi buckets (very useful), various plastic pots and saucers.

From the Sales Tunnel, visitors can enter the plant area where we feature trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, Alpines and ferns.

If you need any advice as you shop, seek out Zane or Jenny – they are always happy to help.

Just off the plant area, we have paving slabs, rockery stones, sand, gravel and fencing. 
If you need help with all your purchases, Ryan can take it back to the checkout for you which is situated in our shop.

We also have garden sheds and greenhouses which are available to order – please enquire in our shop for more details.

Thank you for coming on this walk with me – I wish you very happy gardening.