Gardening centres which are offering delivery in and around Portsmouth

Due to the lockdown, plenty of stores across the area are now closed and non-essential travel is against the government advice.

However if you are looking to do a spot of gardening while at home a number of nurseries and garden centres are delivering, so you don’t have to leave the home.

This includes:

Gardening Galore

This company in London Road, Widley, is taking orders online and delivering in Portsmouth. Orders can be placed via Gardening Galore’s website here.

Keydell Nurseries

Located in Havant Road, Horndean, Keydell Nurseries has temporarily suspended email ordering to allow them to catch up with the overwhelming number of orders. It is closed to walk in customers. Click here for more information.

Robert Dyas

This national retailer, which has a store in Palmerston Road, Southsea, is delivering online - however there is a temporary minimum order spend of £50. Click here for more information.

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Stewarts

Located in Mill Lane, Fareham, is closed but it is offering a small range of furniture sets and barbecues available to order along with a very limited range of selected plant bundles. Click here for more information.

Meadow Farm Nursery

Located in Woodgaston Lane, Hayling Island, you can shop online but it only offers home deliveries in Hayling Island, Havant and Emsworth. For more information click here.

St Margaret's Nurseries

This nursery in St Margarets Lane, Fareham is offering deliveries within seven miles. Find out more here.

B&M

The retailer, which has a number of stores around the area, offers home delivery via its B&M flowers and B&M garden buildings, if you want to add items to your garden in the coming weeks.

B&Q

You can get home delivery from B&Q with next day, named day and bulk delivery options. B&Q has implemented a number of changes for deliveries due to the Covid-19 outbreak. This includes placing items by your front door. Visit B&Q website here.

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