About Us:
Perfect Perennials is a plant nursery in the heart of Suffolk specialising solely in perennials, open to the public every Spring, Summer and Autumn.
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We are an old fashioned nursery with contemporary ideas, growing quality, affordable perennial plants in pots, in a range of sizes for you to take home. Wander around the nursery choosing from the best looking plants all grown here on site. Watch the bees enjoy the self sown plants in the shingle and watch Darren prepping the next batch of plants. Get all the information you need from our unique picture cards, great for the expert and novice gardener alike.
News from the Nursery 28 Sept.2025
​​​IMPORTANT NEWS.
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​PERFECT PERENNIALS IS NOW CLOSED.
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​WE HAVE SOLD OUT OF PLANTS FOR 2025.
PLUS........The nursery and I will be taking a break next year.
Over the 21 years the nursery has grown, the customer base has grown,
the number of plants produced each year has grown
as has the number of varieties, and the hedges have certainly grown.!!
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The last few years I have really struggled to keep on top of everything
and fighting the constantly changing weather has been draining.​​​​
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I hope you have enjoyed your visits to my little plant paradise, Darren.​​​​​
Please note that we are
in no way connected to Perfect Perennials on Etsy
Contact Us:
We are always pleased to hear from people and you can choose the most convenient way to get in touch.
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Email. perper@hotmail.co.uk
Write. Perfect Perennials
Earl Stonham
Stowmarket
Suffolk IP14 5HY
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The Wildlife:
I'm passionate about plants and nature, and do my best to encourage wildlife into the nursery and beyond.
The nursery is always filled with bees, butterflies and birds, Blackbirds and Robins and Blue Tits chatter to me all day, Buzzards float by overhead and long tailed tits pay a fleeting visit. The local woodpeckers will often visit our nut feeder. Even the dreaded Sparrowhawk will dive through the nursery occasionally. Hedgehogs can often be found by torchlight eating the slugs and snails (no poisonous slug pellets are used here). Ladybirds are often moved onto Lupins to eat the greenfly and we have a bumblebee hive so that the bees can take advantage of the flowers on site,​​​