6 places, and the nursery itself
Come and walk round one
A photograph flattens a tree, and flattening is the one thing a bonsai cannot survive. These are the places a specimen can actually be walked round.
Ditchling
- Beacon LaneDitchlingEast Sussex BN6 8UP
Beacon Lane Nursery
OursEverything in this catalogue is here unless it says otherwise. Four polytunnels, a growing field, and a kettle.
- Beacon LaneDitchling
The back bench
By appointmentMaterial not yet in the catalogue — recovering yamadori and field stock. Ring first; there is nothing to see on a wet Tuesday.
London
- 41a Lamb’s Conduit StreetBloomsbury
The Alcove
GalleryTwo or three trees at a time, rotated monthly, shown one to a room the way they are meant to be. Usually shohin.
Edinburgh
- The BotanicsInverleith Row
Kyoto Court
GalleryOur two larch groups live here through the summer. Colder than Sussex, which they much prefer.
Manchester
Bonsai Europa
Annual showEvery September. We bring three collected trees and sell none of them, which is apparently not how a trade stand works.
Forest Row
- Hartfield Road
Ashdown Garden Rooms
GalleryA standing display of four heritage trees, changed twice a year. Open whenever the shop is.