The nursery was started by Darren Shipp in 2016. Working at his family winery for over 10 years, Darren gained a keen interest in the food industry and first-hand experience in running a business. After the winery relocated to a new site in a village called Henllan, Darren decided to turn his long-standing interest in growing edibles into a fully-fledged business. As the business focused on growing plants for the kitchen garden, it began under the name Ediplants. In 2020, after successfully expanding the nursery to now supply a large selection of ornamental as well as edible plants, Darren decided to change the name to Bedwen Plants.
All about flavour - Bedwen is first and foremost dedicated to supplying all kinds of plants for the kitchen garden. With a passion for food, the nursery has always had an aim to track down the most flavoursome varieties of fruit, vegetables, and herbs. Choosing the right variety of plant has the biggest impact on how our home-grown crops will taste. Surprisingly, many of the most common plants grown by the home grower are the same varieties as supermarkets sell. It's a well-known fact that plants bred for their produce to be sold in supermarkets are more concerned about the yield, transportability and appearance of the crops above their actual flavour. We make it a priority to find plant varieties which produce the most delicious crops.
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Please note herbaceous plants naturally die-back during the colder months. We always ensure plants have at least some growth during this time, however when buying during October through to March, the growth may be minimal and the foliage may be discoloured from winter cold. These plants are waiting for the warmer conditions of spring when they can produce new growth from below the soil.
Note: All plants are sent out without plastic pots.
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>4L (4 Litres) refers to the volume of the pot. The size of the plant can vary greatly, most will be between 40-90cm tall unless they are naturally low growing plants or if you are buying herbaceous plants in winter
About this plant
Growth Cycle
This is a herbaceous plant which naturally dies-back during the colder months (approximately October to March). During this time the plant you receive will likely have minimal foliage with blemishes from winter cold, however we will ensure they have a strong rootball. Herbaceous plants survive winter by allowing their growth to die off so they can store all their energy in their roots. Once the warmer conditions of spring arrive, the plant will begin to regrow from its roots.
Hardiness
This is a H7 very hardy plant. When fully established, this plant should be capable of withstanding winter temperatures colder than -20 degrees Celsius. Please be aware that younger plants such as plug plants as well as plants grown in pots will be less tolerant to cold temperatures and may require additional protection through winter.
Please note that pictures are used to illustrate the approximate size and look of a mature plant. Different growing conditions will result in different results.
If in the unlikely event your plant arrives damaged, please take a photo and get in contact with us so we can work out a resolution.
Returns
If you need to return your plant to us for any reason, please ensure the rootball has some moisture and resend the plant as it was received.
The plant and garden industry has been a major contributor to pollution and damage to ecosystems over recent years. This is something that we see as extremely important and it’s a constant mission for us to do what we can to improve our environmental footprint. In order to do so, we have focused on the three most environmentally detrimental areas: plastics, pesticides, and peat.
Plastic – Plastics are unavoidable for a plant nursery as they are used in all stages of plant production. At Bedwen, we are enormously proud to have developed a system to pack and send online orders without sending plastic. The plants are first removed from their plastic pot or cell tray, they are then wrapped in paper towel and degradable bags that hold moisture. We then tightly roll the plants in a protective cardboard roll before placing them in their boxes for postage. This system allows us to reuse the plastic we cannot avoid over many years while reducing any further plastic impact on our customers and the environment.
Pesticide - Pest control is a major issue for the plant grower. The use of poisons commercially and by the home grower has caused major damage to ecosystems. At the nursery we are committed to only using natural methods of pest control and ensure daily monitoring of our plants so we can quickly react to any major pest issues. Our methods include spraying aromas such as garlic to deter pests or simply manual removal. While this is not the most cost-effective way, we believe it is essential for the environment. The latest studies have shown that slug poisons in the garden have been a major contributor to our dwindling frog and hedgehog population. Due to this, we are no longer going to stock any traditional slug pellets and have sourced sprays and pellets that dry out slugs rather than poisoning them.
Growing Media - Peat is formed in bog lands over many years. Its nutrients and structure make it an ideal growing medium for plants. However, the rate at which it is being used commercially and in the home garden has damaged natural ecosystems considerably. While some of the plants which we order in contain peat, we are proud to be completely peat free in all our in-home production at the nursery.
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