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Welcome to Tubs and Shrubs

Tubs and Shrubs is a family run Nursery Garden Centre known throughout the region for our range of large specimen plants including a fantastic range of the more unusual plants not commonly found elsewhere. ... read on >

New Service for Winter 2008

Interior landscaping which involves the design, arranging, and caring for your plants in an enclosed environment is now available after many requests. Whether you are a company looking at leasing live plants for the first time, or you are an architect working on an interior landscaping design, we can assist you with your interior plantscape objectives. We can also advise you on your plant choice should you wish to purchase and run your own maintenance programme.

Latest Projects

Business with a Bang November 2008

Entrance and interior planting for this high-profile, event to celebrate the first anniversary of the South Tyneside Means Business Forum. This is a wonderful platform for our first interior corporate planting scheme which celebrates doing business in South Tyneside. Sponsored by Siemens, South Tyneside Council, Gladman & South Tyneside College.

Just arrived on the Nursery

Our first winter delivery of Hollies (Ilex) many in berry, all rootballed and Taxis Bacata. Celebrate christmas with a plant that you can decorate but will live for many years. As usual , our cooperage is working hard to keep up with Santa's order for Oak Tubs and Barrels. All are either made or reworked locally in Boldon, South Tyneside.

What to do this month?

Rhododendrons can be moved now, providing you keep intact the large, the shallow fibrous root ball. Try to avoid moving them in full sun. Water well for the next few weeks. Remember, they need a low P.H. so consider buying a bag of ericaceous compost with added osmocote (slow release). Its always in stock at the nursery because we use it ourselves. read on ...>

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