Midlands: Boningale Nurseries visit

Join us for an Exclusive Boningale Nursery Tour & Talk! Delve into the intricate world of plant propagation and health methods. Explore the production process, witness an array of stock, and uncover cutting-edge technology in plant specification. Plus, indulge in a delectable buffet lunch at Oaken Arms. Book your spot now for a day of discovery and deliciousness!

On the day

• 10:15am: Arrival

• 10:45am: Tour and Talk of Propagation facility

• 11:30am: Travel to Boningale Nurseries.

• 12:00pm: Nursery Tour / Plant specification and Biosecurity and plant health talk

• 2:15pm: Travel to Oaken Arms for hot and cold buffet lunch (included in price)

• 3:00pm: Finish       

About Boningdales

Boningale Limited, part of the Plant Market Group, is focused on servicing the commercial landscaping and garden design marketplace through its two brands Boningale Nurseries and Viridis Plants.

UK production is at the forefront of its plans utilising its newly acquired Scottish nursery Melville, which is producing peat free trees and its Boningale and Codsall production facilities which are focused on shrubs and specimens, all supported by an impressive supply chain network of circa 400 growers from the UK and Europe.

Boningale has a strict plant health and biosecurity policy, ensuring every step from production to supply is rooted in responsible practices. Their diverse range of hardy nursery stock is backed by a culture of continual improvement and compliance with industry standards.

As Certified Plant Healthy members Boningale consistently look to reduce the risk of introducing and spreading pests and diseases, protecting the horticulture industry and natural habitats. In addition, Boningale's systems and processes are periodically reviewed and improved, ensuring the requirements are fit-for-purpose and based on the latest evidence.

Periodic reviews of the Plant Health Management Standard are also carried out by an external Technical Advisory Group.

Boningdale supply a range of Hedging, Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous perennials, Grasses, Ferns and Topiary through their plant subsidiary - Virids Plants.