Thompson & Morgan’s mail order plants and gardening sundries are to be brought to life on TV screens from January as the horticultural specialist teams up with QVC UK, the leading video and e-commerce retailer, to offer viewers a range of quality garden products through 2016.
Resident QVC gardening specialist Richard Jackson will be joined on screen by Thompson & Morgan plant expert Michael Perry across the year, offering a wide range of exclusive deals on the plant specialist’s best-selling plants and gardening goods.
Begonia ‘Majestic Mixed’
The new partnership starts on 2nd January with Michael joining Richard to offer viewers the first chance to buy new and exclusive Thompson & Morgan products ready for the 2016 gardening season. Expect to see amazing deals on products such as new giant-flowered Begonia ‘Majestic Mixed’ – 6inch (5cm) blooms sit above rich, luxurious foliage to provide five months of floral colour, right up to the first frosts of autumn. Later in the month Michael will introduce viewers to Fuchsia ‘Mr Blue Sky’, a world exclusive for the seed and plant specialist. This fantastic new form carries true blue flowers that drip from cascading stems. It’s set to be a big talking point in hanging baskets and patio container displays in summer 2016.
Fuchsia ‘Mr Blue Sky’
Thompson & Morgan Horticultural Director Paul Hansord said: “We’ve worked closely with QVC in the past and it’s great to be teaming up with them again in 2016, it’s a perfect brand fit. We pride ourselves on our catalogue and online offering but to be able to show live product to viewers on screen allows us to really show their quality and performance while providing some excellent offers for gardeners. We are a multi-platform gardening retailer and working with QVC provides a further outlet for gardeners to shop at their convenience.”
Where to find Thompson & Morgan on QVC Gardening?
To take advantage of the first Thompson & Morgan offering of the year, tune into QVC at 9am, 2nd January. QVC UK is available on Sky Digital channel 650, Virgin TV channel 740, Freesat channel 800, Freeview channel 16, and online at www.qvcuk.com
The Thompson & Morgan horticultural team produces a wealth of content around gardening and food production. Since the first seed catalogue was published in 1855, Thompson & Morgan has grown to become one of the UK’s largest Mail Order Seed and Plant companies. Through the publication of our catalogues and the operation of our award-winning website, Thompson & Morgan is able to provide home gardeners with the very best quality products money can buy.
Can you tell me how to make a wishlist. I have an account, I have chosen the plant I want to add to the wishlist but hey, no link? It doesn’t even allow you to make a wish list, it just keeps telling me its empty but not how to create one and add flora to it.
Hi Sue. When logged into your account, choose a pack size from the product you want to add to your wish list and click the heart button alongside it.
Hi, can you tell me why I didn’t get my plants ordered on QVC, waiting nearly a month now
Hello
I’m sorry to hear that you have not yet received your plants. I have passed your comment and email address to our customer care team for their attention.
All the best
Sue
How do I order? where are you located? do you have a phone number?
Hi Mike, do you mean ordering through QVC? you have to tune in and the numbers come up, otherwise you can order through our website https://www.thompson-morgan.com where all our telephone contact details are available too.
I hope this helps
All the best
Graham
Glad to hear Thompson & Morgan are back on with QVC, l look forward to
Buying your unusual and exciting plants again.
So happy that Thompson &Morgan back on QVC really missed them last year, have already ordered from this mornings programme and no doubt will be ordering more in the future.
It’s not been the same on QVC without Thompson & Morgan, I bought lots of your plants & bulbs & they are still going strong, thank you
Very pleased to see you join forces with Richard again on QVC will look forward to many programmes with exciting plants