Broadland Nurseries in Great Yarmouth

This is a well kept garden centre, plants look good quality, prices are very competitive, plenty of parking space.

Brilliant place with very helpful staff. We bought the best Christmas tree we have ever bought.

Brilliant selection of plants very well laid out, small cafe ,plenty of parking

Great variety of plants but we were the only people there - thought it was shut when we arrived. Went to have a coffee but the coffee shop was shut - maybe that’s why the place was empty. You have to have a coffee shop at a Garden Centre - why was it shut. Can’t comment on staff as didn’t see any. This place won’t last long without customers.

Fabulous plants, well cared for, plenty to look at , always get advice if you ask from the friendly lady at the pay point

Exceptional quality plants, shrubs and trees. The best display I have ever seen. Prices are also reasonable. If you are looking for specimen trees this the place to come.

None of the plants look healthy here. The prices seem to be about another third on top of what you'd expect in any other garden centre. They are selling used plant pots for an extortionate price (£14 for a 20cm crummy old plastic growing pot, nothing decorative).We were looking for terracotta pots but the range is very poor. In the end we went to b&q instead.

Great plants, good choice, some a bit expensive. We mange to slit one plant into three as they are usually nice and big and have good root systems.

😠😡 After checking the on Google for the opening hours today it informed me that tuesday opening hours were 9.30-5pm.At 4.21 pm when i arrived to purchase some Clover compost the gates were shut and locked !!!20 mile round trip for nothing ...extremely frustrating !!

Minus any stars for customer care. We called in last week to ask about feeding tropical plants. We were ready to invest substantially in Palm trees etc. Whilst my husband asked at the office I wandered into the gift shop with a tiny dog under my arm. Immediately a very rude woman who smelt strongly of cooking fat shouted that no dogs were allowed. I explained I was just looking at the chinaware and the dog was under my arm. More arrogant smirking and defiant commentary, including we provide food!Unfortunately as the door was peeled back, I missed the no dogs allowed sign.Point to owner, you just lost a huge ££££ sale.You need to rethink your out of date policy regarding dogs. Your garden centre is very unfriendly and unhelpful.It's not against hygiene standards to bring a dog into a restaurant or a gift shop!Your staff need to go on hospitality courses!You need to visit other garden centres to understand why I gave -1star!