Welcome
Wm Wheat & Son is an independent family business established in 1937. Our commitment to quality has been the cornerstone of our success, demonstrated by our ever growing numbers of satisfied customers.
A traditional garden centre specialising in flowers and plants for your home and garden, we are growers of pot plants and hanging baskets. We produce over 1500 poinsettias and 4000 hanging baskets on our nursery every year.
The Waterside Café is now open!
Join us for breakfast, lunch, hot & cold drinks and of course, some rather delicious treats. We offer a wide range of sandwiches, paninis, jacket potatoes & lots of other hot and cold tasty meals.
Our café overlooks the beautiful Bourne Pool and so makes the perfect place to relax and take in the most beautiful surroundings.
Enjoy our Deluxe Afternoon Tea at the Waterside Cafe.
Looking out over the picturesque surroundings of the Bourne Pool, enjoy Afternoon Tea with friends or family for just £15 per person.
We have a delightful selection of cold savoury and sweet treats, all brought to your table by one of lovely waitresses.
Our floristry department specialises in creating exciting floral arrangements individually created with flair and style. Whatever your requirements, from a single red rose to an exotic floral creation or even a society function - you can be sure our florists will design something special for you that is a joy both to give and to receive.
Our wedding flowers service is second to none. Brides often come to us because they have been impressed by our work at a friend's wedding and know that they will get personal and professional attention. We regularly decorate The Belfry, Fairlawns, The Metropole and The Rennaisance hotels to name but a few.
Our gardening department stocks a wide range of products to help make your garden grow together with plants suitable for growing in your garden, greenhouse, porch or conservatory, plus trees, shrubs, climbers, roses and perennial plants.
See our list of Expert Articles and Care Instructions for popular plants by Brian Wheat.