2–3 Acres for Successful Ornamental Horticulture Nursery, Around Bristol and Bath
2–3 Acres for Successful Ornamental Horticulture Nursery, Around Bristol and Bath
Meet Jamie and Clare. Their ornamental horticulture business has been going from strength to strength, but it has outgrown its current space. Jamie leads the landscape design side of the business, while Clare is the grower, responsible for plant production. By expanding their growing area, they aim to take greater control over the supply of plants used in their landscape projects. They grow organically with no chemical inputs, make their own compost, and practice seed saving. On 2–3 acres, they would like space for propagation, grow houses, and stock beds, enabling them to produce the majority of the plant material they use. They are also keen to develop knowledge exchange through talks and workshops within the horticultural sector.
In the first instance, Jamie and Clare are looking for 2–3 acres within reasonable reach of Bristol, ideally within the Bristol–Bath corridor. The land should be relatively flat, although they can work with some slope. Ideally, it would not be excessively wet or exposed, with access to water and power, and good road access for deliveries. They will be working on site full-time and would ideally like to live on or near the site at a reasonable cost.
This opportunity would suit a landowner with immediate availability and an interest in supporting a growing horticultural business.
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