Specialist Plant Nursery in the Heart of the Thames Valley

Founded by Paul Barney, Edulis is tucked away in a walled garden in the Thames Valley near Pangbourne. Inspired by Bill Mollison in the 80s, the nursery grows an eclectic mix of rare plants, including a large selection of unusual edible plants as well as many rare shady plants. Most plants in the nursery are hardy and relatively easy to grow. Paul has searched and selected a good range of edible plants not seen in your local garden centre.

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Featured Plants

Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii

Babington’s Leek Amaryllidaceae

A perennial clump-forming leek, native to the SW England. Producing leeks in the spring and attractive flowers in the summer.

Galanthus elwesii 'Wessex Titan'

Elwes's Snowdrop 'Wessex Titan' Amaryllidaceae

NEW A giant elwesii with very large flowers and strong honey scent. Outer segments reaching 4.5 cm. Paul Barney, Ashampstead, 2011 Ht 23 cm. I found this lovely elwesii growing in a garden in Ashampstead, Berkshire. It has bulbs the size of a large daffodil. Similar to Galanthus elwesii 'Yvonne Hay' but has a very good scent & is 2 weeks later to flower. Bulks up quickly. PLEASE SEE OUR MAIN GALANTHUS LIST FOR MANY MORE!

£25

Woodwardia unigemmata

Chain Fern Blechnaceae

A truly gorgeous evergreen fern with almost bronze coloured new growth. Perfect for sheltered shady position or a container. Not too dry. Mulch may be needed in cold areas

Zanthoxylum simulans

Szechuan or Sichuan Pepper Rutaceae

The Szechuan Pepper is a large spiny deciduous shrub with pinnate leaves. Edible leaves and seed pods. Used in Chinese cooking. Ht 3m. China. It is also a good subject for a container, being easily pruned to shape in the winter. 1 litre plants £13.50 2 litre plants £21.50