A lthough each centre is run along similar lines, each specialises in certain areas. A lexandra Palace has the largest collection of terracotta pots and climbing plants for the London garden, including clematis, roses, jasmine and other varieties. A t Highgate, for the instant garden, there is a unique collection of specimen plants while at Temple Fortune a selection of small starter plants are available which are especially important for small gardens or where there is a tight budget. M orden has an extensive range of furniture selected for London homes and gardens. A full range of products for the garden can be found at Berkhamsted, along with a wonderful gift department ideal for birthday and seasonal gifts.
T here are also a number of specialist franchises that are situated at the centres.
At Morden Hall there is Maidenhead Aquatics with a mouth-watering display of tropical fish and Cornhill Conservatories who are experts in bespoke conservatories for the diverse shapes and sizes of all London homes. There are also cafe's at Alexandra Palace and Morden Hall garden centres. Visa and Access cards are accepted at all centres.