For over 40 years Palmstead Nurseries have been producing quality nursery stock to meet the needs of the Landscape and Amenity industry. Since its small beginnings in 1968 Palmstead has grown to meet demand and is now situated on a single, highly efficient 53-hectare site in the heart of the Kent countryside. Annual production has increased to in excess of one million containers and two hundred thousand field grown trees.
Ideally located within 2 miles of the rapidly developing market town of Ashford, we benefit from excellent communication links to the major motorway networks. 

We are now one of the leading producers of nursery stock and our reputation for quality and trading integrity is widely acknowledged. We believe that the key to this success is our ability to listen and respond to the needs of the industry.
Our experienced nursery team will always be pleased to deal with your enquiries, source all your plant needs and offer continually competitive quotes.
We hope you enjoy our new website and find it informative, however, to fully appreciate the scale and quality of our production we invite you to visit us at your convenience.
Palmstead Plants, our on site Cash and Carry at Wye, is run by a team of dedicated plant experts and is ideal for the garden designer and installer alike. You can instantly access our plants and select from our superb hand picked range of plants all in one convenient location. Always looking good and supported by a comprehensive range of specimen plants from around the World, all at the same great wholesale prices. Palmstead Plants opens up a whole new palette of design possibilities with high impact specimen plants providing the key to inspiring gardens.
• Our shop window for seasonal, \"looking good\"" stock

• Wonderful specimens from 50 to 1000 litres

• Improved range of topiary specimens now stocked

• Easy loading from our drive-around site

• Daily stock replenishment to ensure “nursery fresh” healthy plants at every visit

• Regular pan-European deliveries mean you are never too far away from that
perfect specimen.
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