Earley Ornamentals launches new catalogue

by | Nov 8, 2016 | News | 0 comments

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With an expanding range, leading independent UK producer and supplier of young plants, Earley Ornamentals has launched a brand new Earley Perennials catalogue in addition to the its main 2017-18 bedding catalogue. Packed with new varieties and colours, both catalogues benefit from a new, improved format.

Each catalogue features a new-look layout, which has been thoughtfully designed for speed and ease of use. Clearly sectioned to aid selection, the new format makes product identification quicker, whilst essential product detail has been laid out consistently to provide all relevant information, at-a-glance.

?The main Earley Ornamentals Catalogue 2017-18 features Earley?s extensive bedding, basket and patio range of products including the ?2017-18 Highlights and Heroes?. Complementing this is the new, separate Earley Perennial Catalogue, which is packed with excellent range development options and commercial introductions, including the new Premium Perennials group.

Commenting on the launch of the new catalogues, Earley Ornamentals? managing director, Simon Earley explained: ?We?re always striving to improve the service we offer our customers and the new format catalogues reflect this. People definitely like it as we?ve had many positive comments back already.

As for the new Perennial catalogue, we have seen growing interest in this popular category in recent years. The decision to introduce a dedicated Perennial catalogue has enabled us to give this expanding range, the display space it deserves.?

Committed to producing quality young plants for the UK market, Earley Ornamentals is a leading, independent business that is proud to be the selected partner for many of the UK’s leading commercial and retail growers.

With an extensive product range of high quality stock designed to meet the needs of today’s professional growers, over 180m young plants, made up of 1,700 varieties, are grown each year at Earley?s state-of-the-art 12-acre site near Thirsk, North Yorkshire.

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