The new garden centre of Wolters on the German/Dutch border will be a pioneer in the German and Dutch markets. In an area of 3,700 m²  we are going to build a new restaurant with shops-in-shops next to it. The remarkable design stands out for the round outlines incorporated in it.

It includes an attractive wooden supporting structure combined with insulated round roofs, a patio and an enclosed interior garden. We will see similar round outlines making an appearance in the projects we have in the pipeline in the UK, e.g. for Trelawney, Rosebourne and Klondyke.

You can follow the progress of all our projects via our website. 

Offering temporary accommodation for plants seems to be an increasingly popular trend with which you can expand your garden centre’s range of services to make it even more attractive.

‘Plant hotels’ such as the plant shop Plantaardig in the Dutch town of Middelburg look after plants of people who are on holiday or who are no longer capable of caring for them themselves. Some time ago, gardening companies in Austria began offering a “winter service” for large Mediterranean plants whose owners are unable to keep them indoors during the winter. The plants are collected in October, pruned, repotted and returned the next spring.