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Welcome to Jacksons Nurseries

Garden Centre Entrance

Welcome to Jacksons Nurseries, a traditional family run, plants-based garden centre based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, on the edge of the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands. Established over 60 years, we pride ourselves on supplying quality plants, growing the vast majority of plants on site. We supply plants to a wide range of customers including keen amateur gardeners, garden designers, professional landscapers, schools, and local authorities.

 

Find Us

Address: Jacksons Nurseries, Thorney Edge Road, Bagnall, Staffordshire, ST9 9LE

Telephone: 01782 502078

Please see our Find Us page for detailed directions from M6 junction 15 (Stoke-on-Trent), M6 junction 16 (Crewe/Nantwich) and Leek.

 

Opening Times

 

Our Opening Times

Monday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Tuesday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Wednesday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Thursday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Friday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Saturday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Sunday - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Last hot food orders in the tea room 3:30pm

 

Welcome to Jacksons Nurseries Keeley

 

Our Facilities

Our Facilities animals not available

 

* Dogs are welcome in the garden centre and on our patio area. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed in our tea room, except guide dogs.

 

Quality and value from a grower you can trust

Trustpilot Excellent

Trip Advisor Travellers Choice Award

Google review 4.5 stars

 

We take pride in growing our own plant stock, allowing for meticulous quality control to sale. Our hands-on approach and location 200 metres above sea level ensures that every plant leaving our nursery is robust, healthy, and ready to thrive in its new home and translates to huge savings by buying direct the grower. We are rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot and won the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards 2024.

 

>1,000 plant varieties across 2-acre retail nursery

Retail garden centre plants

We offer an extensive range of over 1,000 different plant varieties catering to diverse gardening needs and preferences. Our extensive range includes alpine plants, azaleas, bamboo, bare root, climbers, conifers, ferns, fruit trees, grasses, heathers, herb plants, Japanese maple trees, perennials, roses, shrubs, topiary and trees. Our retail nursery spans 2 acres, organised systematically into A-Z beds for ease, ensuring you can find everything from rare and exotic plants to popular garden staples.

 

Gardening accessories, tools, pots, planters, garden ornaments, stoneware, garden furniture

Our garden centre shop stocks a varied selection of gardening accessories and tools, pots and planters, garden ornaments and stoneware, garden furniture as well as garden essentials including bulbs and bedding plants. Our vast range of products allows us to cater to the needs of gardeners of all ages and abilities so you can be sure to find whatever you are looking for under one roof here at Jacksons Nurseries.

 

Expert help and advice

Expert help and advice Pete Lea Customer

Our team are on hand to solve all your gardening questions with a wealth of plants knowledge. Our nursery manager Hayden has been with us for over 20 years and plant expert Pete 25 years. Also on the garden centre team we have Maggie, Kev, Tiff, Louise, Phil, Graham, Keeley and Christine.

 

Hayden - Nursery Manager

 

Our nursery manager Hayden has been with us for 20 years. Having always had a keen interest in gardening it is no surprise that he enjoys spending his time creating amazing garden displays around the centre as well as helping customers become inspired by plants. Outside of work Hayden enjoys spending time with his family, a few drinks watching the rugby and tending to his own garden.

 

Favourite plants: Japanese Acers

 

Specialising in: Shrubs and Perennials

 

Hayden Salt

Peter – Plant Expert

 

Peter has worked for Jacksons Nurseries for 25 years and really values working with the rest of the Garden Centre Team. He has always had a keen interest in all things gardening he has developed a wealth of plant knowledge. When not working Peter enjoys gardening.

 

Favourite plants: Pete loves all plants equally

 

Specialising in: Everything

 

Peter Lea

 

Meet our full garden centre team

 

The ‘Gardening Help and Advice’ section of our website contains a raft of gardening information on a range of topics from gardening basics to specific guidance for particular plants. Whether you’re looking to combat aphids and greenfly, determine the best placeA to plant a Japanese Maple in your garden or learn how to protect your plants from the winter frost, this is the place to look.

Please hover over the “Plants” link at the top of our website to search for plants by ‘Plant Type’, ‘Conditions’, ‘For a Purpose’, ‘Location’ and ‘Season’:

 

Hovering over Plants

 

Personal Shopping Experience with our Plant Consultants

Following several requests for more in-depth, tailored help and advice sessions with our plant experts, we have decided to offer a personal shopping experience with our plant consultants with a full hour available (or more, if required) to discuss your specific requirements.

 

The service can include:

  • Talking through your vision for your garden and what you’re looking to achieve.
  • Recommending suitable plants for your site and situation (soil type, aspect, etc).
  • Sketching out of a rough planting plan for your garden to take away (simple handwritten sketch).
  • Detailed Q&A with our plant experts on any topics that interest you.

For more details please visit our 'Personal Shopping Experience' page.

 

Inspirational themed garden displays

Inspirational displays

We regularly update our themed garden displays to provide ideas and inspiration for your own garden.  Above is our ‘cool conifers’ display, using a combination of conifer plants and grasses in a layered scheme to provide texture and structure. Our displays include Japanese gardens and rockery gardens.

 

Price Promise and Quality Guarantee

Every plant purchase from us benefits from our price promise and quality guarantee:

Whatever you're buying from us, we want to make your experience with us as pleasant as possible. In order to achieve this, we've put together a satisfaction guarantee which covers two areas - our price promise and our quality guarantee.

 

At Jacksons, we're convinced that you won't find better quality plants at a lower price anywhere else. In fact, we're so sure of this that if you find another garden centre offering you a better deal than us, we'll refund you the difference. If you think you've found someone selling plants of a similar quality to ours, and at a lower price, let us know at sales@jacksonsnurseries.co.uk.

Quality guarantee

As well as offering you great prices, we're also obsessed with the quality of our goods. It's for this reason that we offer a 12 month guarantee on every plant that you buy from us that we have classified as Fully Hardy. If a plant you've bought from us fails in the first year, we will either replace it or refund you, providing that:

  • You care for the plant correctly and follow all of the guidelines included in our care instructions (supplied with every plant you buy from us). In particular, plants will not be replaced due to lack of watering or lack of horticultural care or if cats or dogs have been allowed to fowl the soil around the plant.
  • The temperature, at any time during the 12 months guarantee period, have not dropped below the hardiness range of the plant. The Royal Horticultural Society classification is interpreted as follows: Fully hardy: can withstand temperatures down to -15°C (5°F)

 

Please see our satisfaction guarantee page for more details.

 

Customer Feedback

Recent Google Reviews

Google reviews

 

Recent Trust Pilot Reviews

 

Loyalty Card Scheme

Loyalty card scheme

Sign up for Jacksons Nurseries Rewards and start earning points today. We want to reward our loyal customers so for every £1 you spend in our garden centre, tea room and farm shop, we’ll give you 5 points. Each point is worth 1p which you can redeem against purchases.

  • Free to join.
  • Earn 5 points for every £1 spent.
  • Redeem points against purchases.
  • 250 free bonus points when signing up for email marketing.
  • Exclusive offers for reward card members.
  • Invitations to exclusive events.

 

Children's Play Area

Childrens play area

We have a children’s play area designed specifically to entertain younger children, equipped with various engaging and age-appropriate activities to keep children happily occupied, such as swings and a slide and our popular vintage tractor. As a family-friendly destination, we offer children’s meals in our team room too.

 

Legacy of Green Thumbs and Family Values

Family legacy

Jacksons Nurseries is a family run business established over 60 years. Originally started as a hobby on a field in Baddley Green by Peter Jackson and ‘Uncle Joe’ in the 1950’s, the nursery moved in the 1960’s to the ground off Old Mill Lane in Bagnall. In 1967, Peter and Barbara Jackson purchased ‘Lawn Farm’ where the nursery continued to develop, selling mainly to other nurseryman and local people.

All plants were produced using traditional nursery, open ground growing techniques. Whilst working ‘all hours’ Peter, with considerable help from his friend David Jones, developed the business to a stage in the 1970’s where he employed Ray Evans full time to help and later in the early 1980’s Derek Berrisford. Peter resigned from teaching in 1985 and in 1986 his son Roger joined the company full time.

BY 1988 production techniques included a wide range of container produced plants and a selling area was developed next to the farm. As the business grew, land that in the 1970’s had been used to grow roses was brought into container grown plant production. By the early 1990’s plant began to be sold from the container plant growing area.

Roger’s son Luke grew up working in the business and after a stint working in finance in the city took the reins full time in 2024. The nursery is now one of North Staffordshire’s largest producers of hardy nursery stock supplying many local authorities, city, borough, county councils and landscapers.

‘Home grown’ plants are complimented by sundries needed to develop the full potential of your garden and specialist architectural topiary from Europe. Our long established family business remains totally committed to the principle that buying direct from a local grower, from people that understand plants and give good customer service ensures a hardy plant that offers best value for money.

 

Charity Partners

At Jacksons, we aim to be a force for good by raising money for our charity partners, Macmillan Cancer Support and the British Heart Foundation. Last year we raised over £4,000 for these good causes.

 

Charity partners

 

Bagnall Walks

Bagnall walks

 

See our ‘Bagnall Walks’ page for details of five short circular walks from Bagnall Village Green of between 2 ½ and 5 miles each. These walks take in the beautiful countryside in and around Bagnall and pass various interesting features of the local area such as Bagnall’s 19th Century church, Bagnall Springs, several old wells, historic buildings, Stanley Pool and the old Saltway / Monks Way which was historically used by monks to take salt to Hulton Abbey.

 

Local Attractions

Holly Grove Farm


Glamping in Bagnall with Holly Grove Farm could be the perfect solution if you’re looking to stay for more than a single day. Nestled on the outskirts of our picturesque village of Bagnall. Within 25 minute drive of Alton Towers, 15 minutes from the market town of Leek and 20 minutes from the Potteries, everything is within easy reach.

When you arrive at the Farm, you will have your own parking space, a fully kitted out Shepherd Hut where we provide the following:-

  • Microwave Grill Oven
  • Fridge
  • Cutlery and Plates, bowls, mugs
  • All Bedding linen
  • Wall heater

 

Holly Grove Glamping

 

Gladstone Pottery

 

Gladstone Pottery Museum


Gladstone Pottery Museum is a working museum of a medium-sized coal-fired pottery, typical of those once common in the North Staffordshire area of England from the time of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century to the mid 20th century.

The Gladstone Pottery Museum is a working museum of a medium-sized coal-fired pottery, typical of those once common in the North Staffordshire area of England from the time of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century to the mid 20th century. It is a grade II* listed building.

 

Peak Wildlife Park


Have you ever wanted to hop around with wallabies, or maybe to feed a penguin a fish? Perhaps to jump around with some lemurs or catch a glimpse of the elusive red squirrel? At Peak Wildlife Park, all of these animal experiences are possible in an interactive wildlife park where the animals are nearly as free to roam as you are!

 

The park was opened with a vision to not only provide entertainment but also to emphasize the importance of conservation, education, and sustainability. The focus would be to offer visitors the chance to witness rare and endangered species up close while learning about the challenges these animals face in the wild.

 

Peak Wildlife Park

 

Find out more about our Tea Room and Farm Shop

 

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