High Trees Garden Centre in Leeds is a family-run traditional nursery and garden centre filled with a huge array of beautiful plants, trees, and shrubs. Established in 1982, we're passionate about gardening and love sharing our knowledge with customers. Alongside our greenery, we also stock a great range of gardening accessories and furniture. We're open 7 days a week and with a cosy on-site Bistro serving up delicious food and beverages, you can even make a day of it.
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Qype User Susie
Jul 13, 2012
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This place really could be quite handy as its not too far for me to travel and often need more specialised plants, etc., that you can't buy at other outlets nearby. Every time I go there though I say its the last time. The staff are positively rude, unfriendly and evasive. The last time I went in I couldn't find any staff at all but was looking for a particularly climbing plant. I eventually went back to the till and asked a rather sour faced woman on the till if she could help. She said they were closing soon but what did I want, to which I replied what time did they close because if
Alex K.
Sep 29, 2009
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Situated on a remote stretch of road as all good garden centres should be, High Trees is a massive garden facility that has been doing a smashing job for as long as I can remember.
There's all manner of garden stuff in this vast place, from the plants themselves to growth products, garden tools, wiring, garden ornaments, compost and of course the all important plant pots.
Many of their living products are grown in their own nursery (the kind of nursery that looks after little plants rather than little humans) which is one of the most impressive things about high trees. However, the most
There's all manner of garden stuff in this vast place, from the plants themselves to growth products, garden tools, wiring, garden ornaments, compost and of course the all important plant pots.
Many of their living products are grown in their own nursery (the kind of nursery that looks after little plants rather than little humans) which is one of the most impressive things about high trees. However, the most
