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Exclusive Plants - the home of rare and unusual plants
Founded by plant collector Paul Bonavia, Exclusive Plants is a specialist nursery situated in the beautiful North Helford area of Cornwall. It is devoted to the finest rare and unusual plants.
He selects and grows wonderful plants from all over the world and some are sourced on Paul's plant expeditions to China, Tibet and Nepal. He is committed to making beautiful and forgotten varieties of flowering plants available to customers in Europe. He also specialises in developing planting to attract and extend the season for birds, bees and butterflies.
Paul's aim is to provide the opportunity to view rare plants growing in a peaceful environment, offer advice on suitability and care, and have this collection available to buy.
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Special Collections
Paul is proud of his wide range of plants for shade from epimediums and beesias to rare ferns, trilliums and arisaemas. His early season range of snowdrops and hellebores are becoming increasingly popular as is the range of sun loving agapanthus, irises and restios. Paul also caters for a wide selection of garden styles such as architectural, exotic, prairie and fragrant and can provides large specimens upon request.
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"Paul has developed an amazing collection of rare plants from his travels around the world. Plant enthusiasts can benefit from his huge depth of knowledge and experience. I am delighted he is opening his garden in 2014 and I will be able to choose the perfect plants for my own collection"
Gabrielle Anya Rafello, 2013 |
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STOP PRESS
My garden in Constantine will be open to visitors by appointment from early 2014 and you will be able to see all of my rare and unusual plants growing in the Living Collection and select plants for your own space. At that time you will also be able to make purchases online through this website. Paul Bonavia, August 2013.
For further details please contact info@exclusiveplants.co.uk |
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