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Trehane Nursery

Nursery · Hampreston · United Kingdom

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Who we are

About the farm

We run our camellia and blueberry nursery at Hampreston, between Wimborne and Ferndown in Dorset. The Trehane family has been associated with camellias and blueberries for three generations: in the 1940s and 1950s market gardener David Trehane reclaimed six acres of swamp and woodland to trial blueberry plants newly acquired from Canada, and the nursery set up to produce new stock was later expanded to include camellias. We offer our own container-grown spring- and autumn-flowering camellias and blueberry plants, as well as azaleas, magnolias and grasses, and deliver them by courier across the UK from our online shop. Visitors are welcome at the nursery on weekdays from 8.30am to 3pm for expert advice, and we also help identify unknown camellias.

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What we grow

Food crops

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Fruit

  • Blueberries – Brigitta
    • Plants, seedlings & seeds
      • Fruit trees

Non-food

  • Nursery / garden centre – camellia
    • Plants, seedlings & seeds
      • Ornamental plants

Sales channel

  • Farm-gate sales
  • Delivery / shipping
  • Online shop

Product categories

Non-food

Product groups

plants, seedlings & seeds

Farming method / certification

Farming method, self-declared: no certification

Community farming

farm visits
Visiting: open during opening hours
Opening hours: weekly opening hours · Mon–Fri · 08:30–15:00

Languages spoken

English

Location

Trehane Nursery, Stapehill Road, Hampreston BH21 7ND
Coordinates: 50.7973, -1.91745

Data source

Data managed by: the FarmAtlas editors, based on the farm's own website
Profile status: Verified by hand — from the farm's own website
Updated: 2026-10-03

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