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Porsches & Plants – Megaphonics 2026

At first glance, tropical plants and classic Porsches might seem worlds apart. Spend a weekend at Megaphonics and you quickly realise they have far more in common than you might expect. LOCATION: Oxford. Where Plants Meet Porsche This August, Architectural Plants had the pleasure of exhibiting at Megaphonics, hosted by Boxengasse, in Oxford. Our role…

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The AP Bonsai Collection

The AP Bonsai Collection Here at Architectural Plants, we’ve been curating a unique collection of Bonsai, homegrown and selected for their individual shape, texture and character. Each one has a distinctive personality and presence and each variety is available in a range of different sizes. So, whether you are hunting for your first Bonsai or…

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Chelsea Flower Show 2026

Celebrating 36 Years A SITE OF HORTICULTURAL EXCELLENCE SINCE 1990 Destination Nursery, Garden Design, Pioneering Propagation, Growing & Training – AP Homegrown “The Chanel of Nurseries“ Paolo Moschino Explore Our Chelsea Flower Show Garden Our mission is to train and educate the next generation of horticulturalists. So come and explore an exciting and immersive garden,…

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Torc Pots : Dace

The Dace from Torc Pots is a study in stylish restraint with a profile that rises cleanly from base to rim, forming a crisp cylinder that looks architecturally clean rather than curvaceously decorative. The large version available from our nursery : Grey with a light brushed texture,   a 125cm top and a height of 63cm. Ideal if you are looking to create a contemporary or even minimalist focal point. Suitable for intimate courtyards and more expansive terraces. Contact us if you are looking to further refine the size, finish or design we can help you create a truly personal finish.

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Torc Pots : Kari

The handcrafted Kari from Torc Pots is the epitome of gentle curves, yet has a grounded and stable presence. Kari will keep your potted plant choices protected either by echoing the curvature of perhaps an Ilex crenata ‘Convexa’ Niwaki or a stark shapely contrast of say a Taxus cone. We can help create a truly personal piece for you, if you’d like to further refine the size, finish or design do contact us.

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Torc Pots : Nia

The Nia from Torc Pots is less about height and more about presence. The wide and shallow handcrafted shape creates a strong horizontal line if holding a delicate Acer, or providing purposeful structure when packed full of low lying exotics. Available at our nursery in a range of finishes and size options, but if you are looking to further refine the size, finish or design we can help you with this, too. Contact us to help create a truly personal piece for you.

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Top 5 Architectural Plants to use on the South Coast

iving on the South Coast of England, it is not just the bucket and spade brigade that loves the warm
and temperate conditions. With more sunshine hours and generally less wind and rain than in
western and northern parts of the UK, many plants and trees including some less hardy specimens,
tend to thrive down here….

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Dodonaea viscosa ‘Purpurea’

A half hardy to tender evergreen shrub from Africa, Asia and the Americas, while in Australia it was used by the settlers to make beer. The wavy margined leaves have a distinct delicate tracery of veins and a purplish colour. The flowers are small, green and insignificant; the papery flowers have a pink tinge.

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Homegrown Production

THE BIGGEST COLLECTION OF HOMEGROWN ARCHITECTURAL PLANTS IN THE UK Tripled Homegrown Production Over the past few years, we’ve made significant strides in expanding our Homegrown Production. Out of the 40,000 plants on our nursery, an impressive 20,000 are now homegrown—three times the number we were originally cultivating before 2020. We’ve developed and expanded to…

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