Welcome To Watsons Nurseries

Diamond Jubilee Celebrations

Sixty Tynwald roses have been delivered to the Queen in celebration of her Diamond Jubilee. Along with the rose, a letter of congratulations from the Chief Minister on behalf of the government and people of the Isle of Man to mark the 60th Anniversary of her accession, was sent to Her majesty. It is expected that the rose bushes, which were selected, grown and supplied by Watson’s of Greeba, will be planted in the gardens of the Royal residence of Frogmore House, adjacent to Windsor Castle.
Pictured from left to right are Robert Watson, Tim Crookall MHK, Chief Minister Alan Bell MHK, Geoff Corkish MHK and Nick Watson.

The Watson family have been in horticulture for 82 years, starting in 1929 and the business is being run by the second and third generations of the family. Originally the business was a market garden, then the Island's largest Garden Centre before being sold and the new production nursery started at this site. All aspects of horticultural sales and production are catered for.

Shop Online

We now offer the facility to shop for plants online and offer free delivery within the Isle of Man. We can also cater for offshore orders, and can advise you of costs and availability. Our store is easy to navigate, easy to buy and is powered by Paypal, so you can be sure of security when you place your order.

Take a Look at Our Stock

Please click here for our latest selection of photos of our best stock right now. Please check again regularly as it is often updated.

Browse, Visit or e-Mail - The choice is yours

Please take the time to have a look around. We can show you our production facilities and offer a range of plants, Gift Ideas, and sundries. Of course, if you would rather pay us a personal visit then we are open daily and welcome visitors.
If you are not sure where to find us, then we have a Location page with some maps to help you find us.
If you would rather contact us by e-mail, then you can do so by visiting the Contact Us page and filling in the form there.