About Us

Gordon spent all his working life as a grower and studied Horticulture to HND level. He built our nursery eighteen years ago to grow cucumbers.

Due to high fuel costs, the changing economic climate and a general awareness of environmental issues, we decided to diversify.

We then decided to grow strawberries under glass and as we wanted to supply them fresh to the customer, we opened for pick your own. We grow our strawberries with our customers in mind - all at chest height! The plants are all fed and watered via trickles to each plant and controlled by a computer so are not dependant on the weather.

Ensuring the produce is of a very high quality and is freshly picked, our range has grown over the past three years and is continuing to grow.

We love meeting our customers face to face and we now have an ever growing customer base of people seeking fresh local produce.

Our Farm Shop

Visit our newly refurbished farm shop to find a selection of quality local produce including:

	A wide selection of our own home grown fruit and vegetables
	Gold From The Wold rape seed oil
	Burdass Lamb
	Burtons of Wilberfoss - outdoor reared pork
	E.G Bullivant's gluten free pies and sausages
	Our own home made blueberry conserve
	Bread and cakes
	Cheese and dairy produce
	Pickles and preserves
	Jim Garrey's hand made fudge

Enquiries

Please feel free to contact us directly, or by filling out this form and we will contact you.

Farmer's Markets We Attend

Driffield
Market Weighton
Hull (Holy Trinity Square)
South Cave

Opening Times

Please note the nursery closes at 4:30pm every day.

Our Nursery

We grow almost all our produce under glass as this means we have total control on watering the plants and looking after their nutritional needs. The produce also benefits from protection from the elements.

As the majority of our produce is grown under glass our crops are often earlier than normal growing season.

We grow:

	Strawberries
	Raspberries
	Blueberries
	Cranberries
	Jostaberries
	Blackberries
	Gooseberries
	Loganberries
	Tayberries
	Rhubarb
	Blackcurrants
	Redcurrants
	Asparagus
	Cucumber
	Tomatoes
	Peppers
	Chilli peppers
	Courgettes
	Butternut squash
	Peas
	Beans
	Lettuce
	Radish
	Leeks