To celebrate the 800^th anniversary of the Royal Garrison Church in Old Portsmouth, this beautiful old building is being decorated with flowers.

Following a Thanksgiving service on Thursday 24^th May at 11.00am and the dedication of a memorial plaque, the flowers displays will be open to the public.

Everyone is welcome and admission is free.

Nursery Fresh is delighted to have been asked to supply the flowers for this celebration, which has been organised by Sheila Eastwood and her team.

Flower Arrangers Jenny Gale (r) and Liz Wilcox (l) of The Royal Garrison Church take delivery of the flowers from Nursery Fresh

Nursery Fresh were thrilled to have been asked by Debbie Wadge of Salisbury, to supply flowers for the Queens visit to Salisbury this week.

Debbie is an extremely well known flower arranger who – along with her husband, owns Chris Wadge Clocks in Fisherton Street, Salisbury – the route that the Queen took on her visit this week. Debbie was asked by the  ’Fisherton Street Traders’ to decorate some of the members shops with Red, White and Blue flowers.

Debbie used Akito Roses, Red Carnations, Blue Iris, Phoenix palm and Aspidistra leaves

From: Jean L
To: info@nurseryfresh.com
Sent: Tuesday, 1 May 2012, 9:03
Subject: Selborne Wedding

Good Morning Sally

Re: Wedding at Selborne Church

Your help, attention to detail, the beautiful flowers and the excellent delivery service were all faultless.  Suffice to say, my task of ‘doing’ the wedding flowers for my son and future daughter in law  would not have been achievable without the help and expertise of Nursery Fresh;  I cannot thank you all enough.

If there are any photos from the wedding that I think might be of interest to you I will make sure you get a copy.  Your flowers were a joy to work with and they lasted amazingly well through the various car journeys and treatments they had to endure; and whilst my arrangements would never have won prizes in a floral decoration class, they looked at home for a country wedding and were hugely appreciated by the bride and her mother.

I am very grateful to you Sally. May your business go from strength to strength – it certainly deserves to do so.

Kind regards and best wishes.

Jean L

Nursery Fresh is delighted to welcome Rebecca Warwick onto the team.

An extremely talented, formally trained florist with over 16 years experience, Rebecca had her own shop in the busy town of Emsworth, Hampshire, for many of them until taking a break to raise her family. She brings to the team her own unique style, complimenting the high standards put in place by our own Clare Dridge.

Nursery Fresh is delighted to be holding its first Bridal Flower Open Day this  Saturday 14^th April 2012 from 10.00 am – 4.00 pm.

The event which will be held at our premises in Horndean will provide a unique opportunity to view an extensive range of Cut Flowers and Wedding Floral Displays, suitable for all colour schemes and themes. 

Our experienced staff will be on hand throughout the day to discuss your specific requirements so do call in and see us. 

Nursery Fresh delivered  Easter Lilies to Salisbury Cathedral yesterday, in time to see Michael Bowyer and his team put the finishing touches to the magnificent Easter Tomb.

Nursery Fresh recently staged another ‘sell out’ demonstration at their warehouse in Horndean.

Featuring Karla Bell, Head of Floristry at Highbury College in Portsmouth, the audience of 70 were treated to a fascinating and amusing display of floral artistry entitled ‘Church Wedding Flowers’. Karla has worked with flowers since the age of 13 and holds some of the highest floristry awards available, including the much coveted NDSF or ‘Master Diploma in Professional Floristry’.

Karla will be with us again on the 25^th April 2012 for our “CONTEMPORARY VASE & CONTAINER ARRANGEMENTS” demonstration

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