Kevock Garden Plants and Bulbs

We offer a wide selection of alpine, bog and woodland plants, an exceptional range of bulbs in season and a selection of specialist trees and shrubs. We have plants from all over the world, grown here on our Scottish nursery.

CORONAVIRUS: We are still offering our mail order service during the current crisis, but there will be some delay in dispatching your order (currently 3 weeks) as we are incredibly busy. Thank you for your support and patience.

Our plants are available:
• by mail-order from our online store
or from our printed catalogue,

• at several flower shows and
• in stunning garden plantings
which we would be pleased to design for you.

Bulbs can be pre-ordered in season from our online catalogues:
• from January for summer flowering bulbs

to plant in the Spring;
• from May for spring flowering bulbs
to plant in the Autumn.

Plant of the Month

Corydalis 'Spinners'

has fresh green serrated leaves
and brilliant indigo blue flowers.

This vigorous, scented hybrid
thrives in partial shade.

AWARDS - Chelsea Flower Show Gold medallists 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019. Farrer Trophy for best Alpine display at an RHS show 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019

Our catalogue is continuously updated and includes many rare and unusual plants we are introducing or re-introducing this year.

We offer plants for your rock garden, woodland or damp area, as well as a selection of herbaceous plants, and trees & shrubs. We have ground cover plants and some that cope in dry shade, as well as many that are easy to grow. You can take a look at our specialities. We have also put together some collections of plants that we display together at the shows.

We offer an exceptionally wide range of bulbs to pre-order in season, (January to March and May to July). We open our bulb store early and close it early! We publish two bulb catalogues online each year: • In May for Spring (& Autumn) flowering bulbs to plant in the Autumn; • In January for Summer flowering bulbs (& dormant plants) to plant in the Spring.

We aim to keep prices as low as possible, passing on the favourable 'large quantity' rates we get from suppliers, as well as selling in numbers that minimise packaging and administrative costs. Our bulbs are delivered to you fresh, avoiding lengthy storage in warm premises.In addition there are some bulbs listed in our main catalogue, which are planted and growing in pots. These can be bought at any time of the year.

BULB STORE

Transform your garden with skilful design and inspired planting plans. We specialise in rock gardens, stream sides and woodlands, creating fabulous planting lists to give colour all through the year.
We work very closely with clients, helping them to develop their own ideas, to create the garden that they want.
Recently we have been involved in a number of exciting historic rock garden restorations.

We also create whole gardens, working with landscape architects and garden designers.

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LATEST NEWS

Small plants, big ideas
Gardens Illustrated published an article on us and the alpine plants we grow in their May edition.

Farrer Trophy 2019
We were delighted to be awarded the Farrer Trophy by the RHS, for the best exhibit of plants suitable for the rock garden or alpine house staged during 2019, for our exhibit at Chelsea last year. Sadly the Awards Ceremony had to be postponed due to the Coronavirus crisis, but we'll look forward to attending next year.

Gold medals at RHS Chelsea and Chatsworth 2019Shows
The judges and visitors alike loved our displays again this year. We're very glad to have brought pleasure to so many people.

EVENTS

2020

November

Carlisle -Talk on "Poles apart: Chile and China"
12/11/2020

SHOWS & AWARDS

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Visit Kevock Garden,
a hillside garden with treasures from around the world. Our garden slopes down towards the North Esk River, just south of Edinburgh.

It is full of interesting plants, with something in flower every day of the year.

We are happy to open the garden to groups. All visits are by appointment only, and can include a guided tour.

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