Frank P Matthews Announces Stable Prices for Upcoming Tree Season

We are delighted to announce that there will be no price increases for the upcoming season. This decision reflects the nursery’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional trees at affordable prices, thanks to continued investments in nursery efficiency and industry-leading sustainable growing processes.

Despite the challenges faced by the horticulture industry, Frank P Matthews remains committed to maintaining the same prices as last season. This decision ensures that customers can continue to enjoy a diverse range of high-quality fruit, ornamental, and patio trees without any additional financial burden. The new tree season, beginning on July 1st, promises the widest range of trees ever offered by the nursery.

The ability to keep prices stable is the result of significant investments in improving nursery efficiency and implementing sustainable growing practices. These advancements not only enhance the quality and resilience of the trees but also reduce operational costs, allowing the savings to be passed on to customers.

“We are very pleased to announce that prices will NOT increase this season,” said Matthew Thomas, Sales Director at Frank P Matthews. “This is due to our continued investment in nursery efficiency and industry-leading sustainable growing processes. We will use the same prices as last season.”

Frank P Matthews has always been dedicated to customer satisfaction. By maintaining stable prices, the nursery ensures that both loyal customers and new clients can access top-quality trees without the impact of rising costs. This commitment is particularly significant in light of the current economic climate.

“We are pleased to be able to hold prices for this season, especially as production costs have increased in some areas,” added Matthew Thomas. “We are always looking for ways to improve efficiencies on the nursery whilst at the same time ensuring we maintain our high standards. The cost of living continues to be a concern for many people, so we hope our price hold will help make things a little easier for our customers.”