Our Corporate supporters play a vital role in helping us save the diversity of cultivated plants in the UK and Ireland from quietly vanishing forever.

As a Corporate supporter you will help us:

• extend the National Plant Collection^® scheme, which conserves unique and important 'living libraries' of plants
• in our specialised research in identifying plants at risk, and in need of active conservation
• support our key network of passionate local volunteers across the country
• further our Plant Guardian^® scheme, to enable even more individuals to care for rare plants in their own garden or home
• continue with our unique free annual Plant Exchange, a friendly way to share and save hard-to-find plants
• to promote expert horticultural skills and knowledge, helping to ensure rare plants are propagated,  shared and saved

What we can offer you

Working with Plant Heritage, the world's leading garden plant conservation and membership charity, demonstrates your commitment to plant conservation, which can be a valuable part of your corporate social responsibility.

As a Corporate supporter your logo will be on our website, and you can use the Plant Heritage logo on your website. You will have a welcome message in our e-newsletters, with advertising opportunities in The Journal, our twice yearly magazine, and the annual National Plant Collections Directory.

There are sponsorship opportunities at a national level, with celebrities such as our President Alan Titchmarsh, and through our displays at national gardening shows.

Working in partnership with our corporate supporters is important to us. Read more about our vital work in About us.

 

 

Gold Corporate Members supporting Plant Heritage

Thank you for supporting our work in saving garden plants

Shanly Homes

An award-winning regional housebuilder in the South East, committed to developing high-specification, sustainable, architecturally innovative homes designed to complement the local environment.

Bronze Corporate Members supporting Plant Heritage

Thank you for supporting our work in saving garden plants

Griffin Glasshouses

Griffin Glasshouses creating beautiful bespoke glasshouses in the UK and internationally.  In addition they have sponsored the Directory of National Plant Collections since 2016, and support our displays at shows.

Johnsons Seeds

Johnsons Seeds sells a range of flower and vegetable packet seeds. Johnsons sponsor our membership leaflet, offer a pack of seed to welcome new members to Plant Heritage.

Melcourt

Melcourt is a leading name in non-peat based, professional quality, multi award winning, growing media, composts and bark mulches. They support our displays at shows.

 

Brother UK

Brother UK produces high-quality plant labelling machines and tapes, useful for Collection Holders. Previously they have sponsored our Directory, and support our raffles. 

Bayntun Flowers

Bayntun Flowers are organic flower growers who sell to florists and hold workshops and study days throughout the year.  They specialise in historic tulips and rare and unusual flowers and foliage.  

Floral Tours

Floral Tours is the only group travel operator that specialises only in horticultural and floral tours. We specialise in tours and visits for flower and gardening Clubs including Plant Heritage.

 

Wacks Wicked Plants

Wacks Wicked Plants are a small, independent, North-Yorkshire based, Chelsea gold medal winning specialist nursery, and we grow, display and sell carnivorous plants online, at flower shows and at the nursery.

Whatley Manor

Whatley Manor is a five-star, luxury hotel and spa nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds. With sustainability at its core, the historic, arts & crafts movement garden leads you around 12 acres of stunningly designed gardens.

Winterling Labels

Botanical labels, designed and custom made in Cheshire, UK.  Available in laminate acrylic or anodised aluminium, together with stakes and fixings. All enquiries welcomed.

Arboricultural Association

As the leading voice on arboricultural matters, the Arboricultural Association in the UK champions the sustainable management of trees in places where people live work and play.

Canonteign Falls

Home to England’s highest manmade waterfall, Canonteign Falls is nestled at the edge of Dartmoor National Park, with 90 acres of ancient woodlands and estate parkland.