Plants for Pollinators...
To see our range of native wildflowers, click here. To see info on our pot returns scheme, click here.
Throughout the year we sell a great range of plants that are very beneficial to our pollinator friends.
We are also on a mission to supply a range of native wildflowers that can be grown in your garden. Our plants are grown in premium quality, peat-free compost and without the use of harmful pesticides.
We offer FREE DELIVERY on of our plants, to all our customers within our home post code of DA16 (Welling, South East London) and the following post codes: SE9, SE3, SE7, SE10, SE18, SE12, DA15, DA14 and BR7*.Â
We only deliver plants to the above postcodes.
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Once ordered we will be in touch to arrange a suitable time for your items to be delivered (on all orders over £15*).
*On any orders placed with a total of less than £15, delivery will be charged at £3.
By signing up to the newsletter below you can be kept informed on new plants, special offers, new products and events throughout the year (see bottom of page).
Please note, Urbee is a small business (not a large nursery), so we do not have large amounts of stock. This offer is subject to change without notice.
New plants are added regularly, as they become available.
Wildflowers
We also sell wildflowers that
can be grown in your garden
Plant pot returns
Receive a discount off your next plant order for each pot you return
Garden plants & Herbs
We use taupe coloured pots, which are fully recyclable through your kerbside recycling scheme. Previously this has not been possible with the black plastic plant pots. We also offer pot returns for 20p a pot. See pot returns page.
Our plants are grown in peat-free compost and without the use of harmful pesticides.
Throughout the year there will be different varieties of plants available. We will regularly update the website with information. Please also feel free to contact us for details of new plants.
Details of new stock will be sent via email (please subscribe to receive regular news updates), and also will be posted on our social media sites.
Please let us know if there are any varieties of pollinator-friendly plants that you would like to see available. We are constantly researching and trying out new varieties.