The Lostwithiel garden center sits within the Duchy estate and opened to the public in 1975 at Lostwithiel in Cornwall following a half-century expansion plan and ongoing expansions featuring a newer extension, retail space, and an Orangery restaurant. Prince William visited the site in July 2023 to view the nursery extension, glasshouse, and gardens. Revenue from the Duchy funds the Duke's public, private, and charitable activities. Located on the Duchy estate forming a key estate operation within Duchy lands that opened to the public in 1975. The site has grown through a 50-year plan. The nursery is among the South West’s most respected nurseries. Duchy of Cornwall Nursery continues to expand with garden center facilities while emphasizing nature-friendly horticulture.
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Duchy of Cornwall Nursery - Cornwall Writers
Duchy of Cornwall Nursery is one of the largest and most well-respected nurseries in the South West where nature is allowed to flourish.
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A Royal Visit - Duchy of Cornwall Nursery
A Royal Visit
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Duchy of Cornwall Nursery | The Duchy of Cornwall
Owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, the nursery was originally established to service the nearby Duchy estates until opening its doors to the public in 1975.The nursery has grown a great deal since it began 50 years ago. After further transformations since 2011, it is a place of sanctuary for every visitor, where horticulture is celebrated, and nature is allowed to flourish.
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Duchy of Cornwall’s total assets rise by nearly £93 million to £1.2 billion
The Prince of Wales receives the landed estate’s profits – which came to £23 million in 2021/22 – as his annual private salary.
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About the Duchy of Cornwall Nursery - who we are
As part of the Duchy of Cornwall, our nursery has been under the stewardship of Prince Charles for many years. His environmental values influence our work.
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The Shop - Duchy of Cornwall Nursery
The Shop
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Explore one of Cornwall’s biggest and best garden centres
Enjoy everything from afternoon tea to some retail therapy