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Wyevale Nurseries’ 2027 retailers’ catalogue offers 19 new introductions & showcases ‘Climate Champions’

 

Wyevale Nurseries’ 2027 promotional catalogue aimed at retailers has launched officially this week featuring an abundance of new introductions and a section dedicated to its Climate Champions.

 

The leading commercial grower has this season unveiled its catalogue, featuring its very best tried and tested promotional plants, so garden centre and retail buyers can plan ahead for 2027.

 

Managing Director at Wyevale Nurseries in Hereford, Andy Johnson, explains: “Our new full colour printed and digital catalogue is available now on request and includes 19 new British-grown introductions for garden centres to stock to help drive customer interest and meet demand, while also assisting with boosting footfall and sales next year.

 

“During the past 12 months, we have been working hard on consolidating our range and focusing production on the very best varieties we know will appeal to gardeners and will perform well. Our dedicated trials area allows us to assess new varieties and production regimes to ensure we deliver the best to market.”

 

The 19 new promotions added to Wyevale Nurseries’ catalogue for 2027 are:

  • Anisodontea Carnival Lights Candy Apple
  • Colquhounia coccinea Nepalese Flame
  • Echinacea SunSeekers Clementine
  • Geum Banana Daiquiri
  • Lavandula stoechas Bella Toscane
  • Lavatera Lilla Twirl
  • Lavatera Marshmallow Ice White
  • Lewisia cotyledon Sunset Glow
  • Liatris spicata Cobalus
  • Libertia Taupo Sunset
  • Parahebe catarractae Blue Avalanche
  • Pittosporum tenuifolium Dark Diva
  • Pittosporum tenuifolium Snow Leopard
  • Pulmonaria Shrimps on the Barbie
  • Pulmonaria Tresta Sky
  • Rosmarinus officinalis Whitewater Silver
  • Salvia microphylla Hot Lips
  • Salvia Tropicolour Sunrise
  • Tiarella Jeepers Creepers.

 

Andy adds: “We anticipate and understand the ever-changing marketplace and are always looking at emerging trends, such as the garden designs at Chelsea, which this year featured naturalistic planting, climate resilience, wildlife support, water management and productive planting, creating gardens that work for both people and nature.

 

“Our new introductions for 2027 reflect exactly what consumers are looking for. Plants such as Anisodontea Carnival Lights Candy Apple, Libertia Taupo Sunset and Salvia Tropicolour Sunrise offer outstanding garden performance, long seasons of interest and excellent resilience, while varieties including Pulmonaria Shrimps on the Barbie and Liatris Cobalus provide valuable benefits for pollinating insects.

 

“A major new feature in the catalogue this year is our Climate Champions section. Gardeners increasingly want plants that not only look beautiful but also support biodiversity, cope with changing weather patterns and contribute positively to the environment. By identifying Climate Champion varieties, we’re helping retailers make it easier for customers to choose varieties that are tough, reliable and sustainable.”

 

The new Climate Champions section highlights plants selected for their contribution to biodiversity, pollinator support, carbon sequestration, drought tolerance, air quality improvement and water management. Featured varieties include Agapanthus, Ceanothus, Lavender, Nepeta, Perovskia, Phormium and Salvia.

 

Andy continues: “Climate resilience is now one of the biggest considerations for gardeners. Whether it’s hotter summers, periods of drought or creating wildlife-friendly spaces, gardeners want confidence that their plants will thrive. The Climate Champion collection gives retailers a compelling story to tell while helping customers make environmentally responsible choices.”

 

Within the catalogue, Wyevale Nurseries’ Garden Centre Sales Executive, Lisa Ashford, has selected a plant from the new introductions as her top choice for 2027.

 

She says: “I’ve chosen Pulmonaria Shrimps on the Barbie as my Top Pick for 2027. With rich coral to shrimp-pink flowers and attractive foliage that looks like it has been splashed with silver, it’s a real standout variety. Flowering from March, it brings welcome early colour to the garden, brightens shady areas and provides an important nectar source for pollinators emerging after winter. It’s exactly the sort of hard-working plant gardeners are looking for.”

 

Colin Stanley, Retail Sales Manager at Wyevale Nurseries, says his top pick for 2027 is another new addition to the range and a statement plant, Miscanthus Lady in Red.

 

He explains: “The dramatic foliage colours, compact habit and outstanding late-season interest make it an instant eye-catcher. As gardens increasingly need resilient plants that can cope with drier conditions while still delivering impact, this variety ticks all the boxes for retailers and gardeners alike.”

Wyevale Nurseries supplies garden centres, landscape contractors, local authorities, foresters and landowners with a comprehensive array of trees, shrubs, hedging, herbaceous and specimen plants.

 

Andy concludes: “We’re an award-winning supplier to UK garden centres and are proud members of the Garden Centre Association and Horticultural Trades Association. Our highly experienced and knowledgeable retail team works closely with retailers to help deliver their needs, including putting together tailor-made packages.

 

“Our 2027 catalogue brings together exciting new introductions, proven best sellers, sustainability messaging and expert retail insight. We’re confident it will help our customers create inspiring displays and drive strong plant sales throughout the year.”

 

For further details about Wyevale Nurseries, which is based in Hereford, please call 01432 845200 or visit www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk.

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