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Garden Centre
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Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm

Gourmet Toasted Sandwiches available daily

Family Run

Rockbarton Garden Centre is operated by Lynda & Bryan Sheehan, along with their children.

Wide Selection

Flowers, shrubs, perennials, hedging, trees, bedding plants, pots, hanging baskets, compost and gardening merchandise

Events

Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Christmas Boutique Fair and our seasonal Christmas Wreath Workshops.

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View our full range of gardening products today to help turn your space into a beautiful haven for you to enjoy.

Rockbarton presents The Santa Experience

Visit Santa at Rockbarton for a unique Christmas visit.

This Christmas, bring your family to Rockbarton Garden Centre, where Santa has made his cozy holiday cottage home!

Gardening for Generations

Rockbarton Garden Centre

There’s a destination called Rockbarton, nestled in County Limerick.  It is a local family run Garden Centre.  We have a passion for horticulture, a love of people and a commitment to providing an outstanding experience to all our customers.

We believe foremost that gardening should be an honest and enjoyable experience for all generations.  This is at the root of everything we do here at Rockbarton.  Gardening helps to forge links with the generations who have tilled the soil before us. They have a depth of knowledge that only comes from years of experience and we are anxious to pass on what we have learned. These values have helped us to fulfil our vision and spread our love of gardening far and wide.

We can’t wait to provide you with some of the best customer service and gardening knowledge in the country.

We look forward to seeing you at Rockbarton.

Gardening adds years to your life and life to your years.

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View the Full Range of online products here at Rockbarton Garden Centre.

Events

Check out all of our upcoming events here at the Rockbarton Garden Centre.

Rockbarton on RTE Nationwide

We were delighted to be involved in an RTE Nationwide Special about Lough Gur, local artist Robert Ryan and Clair from Lough Gur Pottery

Testimonials

Some Happy Customers

I have seen this business grow from the early years to now a well established and thriving business operated by two extremely hard working people, and very obliging. They are an example of how to succeed. Great selection of plants to choose from all year round.Will always be a customer.
Paul Dennehy
Lovely venue. Lovely, helpful owners. It's a gorgeous spot to visit and it looks like they have plans to develop so it should be even nicer then. Great to have such a nice place to visit in the countryside.
Geraldine Clancy
Called in for a look around and ended up staying for coffee and cake😁 Bought some beautiful flowers for the garden with the kind help of Linda. So welcoming and it was lovely to just sit and enjoy the lovely atmosphere.
Racheal Mcnamara
Brian and Linda are very friendly, have a beautiful selection of outdoor plants. They made up a spectacular winter box for me based on my taste.
Roisin Kelly
Media/Press
Lynda Sheehan

Embrace October and plant some bulbs

Embrace October: A Fresh Season for Bulbs and Winter Garden Prep! Wow, what a September we’ve had! All that sunshine, extra BBQs, and even a sneaky glass of wine on a Wednesday – sure, it had to be done. There was sunscreen being used in late September! The bonus sunshine has given our summer flowers

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September Garden Rudbeckia in flower Rockbarton
Media/Press
Lynda Sheehan

“September Garden Secrets: Embrace the Seasonal Shift!”

“September Garden Secrets: Embrace the Seasonal Shift!” As September rolls in, we’re on the brink of change—both in our routines and in our gardens. With the kids back in school, there’s a return to the comforting rhythm of daily life. As much as I’ve enjoyed the summer break and the endless stories from the children,

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News
Lynda Sheehan

The Last of the Summer Wine

The Last of the Summer Wine! August has arrived, and with it, the last rush to tend to the garden. This year, more than any other, feels like a very late summer. There are gaps in the garden I haven’t filled and neglected pots. With the back-to-school season approaching, it’s like the Sunday night dread.

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