UK: Wyevale Nurseries get new promotions ready for Glee

The team at Wyevale Nurseries are gearing up this month, ready for Glee from September 11 until 13 at the NEC in Birmingham.

The Hereford-based nurseries will be at the garden and outdoor living trade show to promote their new catalogue and to give attendees the chance to see their new plants for the coming year.



Adam Dunnett, Sales & Marketing Director at Wyevale Nurseries, said: “We are exhibiting at GLEE again this year armed with our Promotions Catalogue for 2018 and samples of the new promotions we have launched within it.

“Featured on the stand (NB21 – NB24) will be Morus rotundiloba ‘Mojo Berry’ a brand-new Mulberry variety. Winner of the new plant award at Chelsea this year, we will be the first to produce a commercial crop in 2018. This tasty new introduction is a dwarf variety, self-pollinating and produces fruit from May through to autumn.

“Also on show will be Alstroemeria ‘Little Miss Zoe’ a stunning variegated alstroemeria with brilliant red flowers, such a show stopper. For customers with a more delicate palate Allium ‘Millennium’ is sure to delight. Millennium offers an endless display of lilac pink globe flowers over clump forming, strappy dark green leaves. The epitome of grace and beauty.”

Wyevale Nurseries’ team will be on hand to give a warm ‘Wyevale welcome’ to customers old and new at its stand NB21 – NB24.

Alongside the existing new introductions and promotions available to book for 2018, Wyevale Nurseries will have a strong display of stock ready for immediate ordering.

For more information:
Wyevale Nurseries
Wyevale Way,
Kings Acre,
Hereford.
HR4 7AY,
England
Tel: 01432 845200
Fax: 01432 845227
enquiries@wyevale-nurseries.co.uk
www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk

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