Plant catalogue

Welcome to our catalogue of plants for 2011-2012, our eleventh, and to our on-line store. Once again we have a huge number of plants, drawn from all over the world. There are many that are completely new, some that are old favourites, and some that have returned after an absence. We grow most of these plants in our own garden, and hope that you will want to try them in yours.

There is a minimum order of £25 worth of plants, but we give a free plant to all whose order is more than £40.

In all forms of our catalogues, plants associated with the great plant collector George Forrest are indicated F.

How to browse and buy our plants

The on-line store

You will find lots of information and pictures, and can search for what is of interest to you in many different ways. You can then order and pay for them directly - but if you prefer, you can still order them by completing an order form and emailing or posting it.

Go straight to the on-line store

Use our plant selector

To find plants for particular situations, you can select for the type of plant (alpine, bulb, herbaceous etc.), for the site (shady, sunny ...) and for the soil conditions.

Go to the plant selector

Our traditional style of web catalogue

This is still there, for those who are not comfortable with on-line shopping. You can read the same information and see the same pictures as in the on-line shop. You can order the plants using an order form, emailed or posted to us.

plants (i.e. not in last year's catalogue) are indicated - nearly 500 of them!

is used to indicate plants added to the current catalogue since its first publication in September 2011.

Brief descriptions are given in the list of plants. Click on the name of the plant for a fuller description and, in many cases, photographs, as well as information about related plants.

Go straight to the main plant list. (It is a big catalogue, so it may take a few seconds to load!)

Printed catalogues

Printed catalogues do not include some plants that are available only in small numbers, although these are listed in the on-line versions of the catalogue. And, of course, the printed version is not updated after its publication in September.

You can print it yourself
You can download the main list of plants as a pdf document.

If you do not have Acrobat reader, which enables you to open pdf files, click here to go to the Acrobat site and download it free of charge.

You can ask for our printed version
To receive a copy of a printed version of the catalogue, send four first-class stamps and the name and address to which it should be sent. (Click here for our address. Do the same for any friends or relatives who would be interested.

Catalogue updates
If you would like to register with us, we will send you an e-mail message when the next new catalogue becomes available. To register, send an email message with the subject 'Catalogue updates please' to info@kevockgarden.co.uk. Only contact information will be stored in our computer, and that information will not be passed to any third party.

Other people interested?
If you would like us to send information about this web site to other people, please let us know their e-mail addresses. Send an email message with the subject 'Please contact...' to info@kevockgarden.co.uk.

Feedback There are always new challenges facing us as we continue to develop the business. Please give us feedback on our plants and the service we give. It is good to be both encouraged and challenged.

Now, you can...
...go straight to the on-line store
...go to our traditional style of plant list for 2011-2012 or use our plant selector to find plants of the types you are interested in.
...see how to order plants
...find out about our bulb catalogues

Google translation of this page:
Dutch French German Swedish