Plants grown in Doneraile are once again reaching homes across Ireland as Little Bridge Spring Nurseries supplies a range of Irish-grown bedding plants to Aldi stores nationwide from this Thursday.
Customers will be able to pick up Geraniums, Cyclamen and Dianthus, all grown at the Richardstown nursery outside Doneraile, as part of Aldi Ireland’s latest seasonal gardening promotion.
Credit: Spring Nurseries
Little Bridge Spring Nurseries has become one of Ireland’s leading wholesale horticultural businesses, supplying bedding plants, vegetables and nursery products to major retailers, independent garden centres and landscapers across the country.
The family-run business has built strong retail partnerships over many years, with Sales Manager Seán Barrett overseeing the company’s commercial operations and distribution network. Barrett has played a key role in securing national supply agreements with retailers such as Aldi, helping to bring Irish-grown plants from Doneraile to customers throughout the country.
The partnership continues to provide an important route to market for locally grown plants while supporting Irish horticulture and giving consumers access to quality, Bord Bia quality-assured products.
Little Bridge Spring Nurseries operates from Richardstown, Doneraile, where it grows a wide variety of seasonal bedding plants and nursery products for wholesale distribution. The business has established itself as a significant employer and contributor to the local economy while maintaining its focus on Irish-grown produce.
The latest Aldi promotion means gardeners can brighten up gardens, patios, balconies and outdoor spaces with colourful Geraniums, Cyclamen and Dianthus, all cultivated in North Cork before making their way to stores nationwide.
The plants will be available in Aldi stores across Ireland from Thursday, while stocks last.
