I have been there for two or three years and watched it turn from primarily a garden centre to an out-of-town department store. It beats me how they get the planning permission (have they?). Recently they greatly "improved" the restaurant from a convenience to a major feature, and they have just turned what was a significant area of their outdoor plant display into a further extension of the car park. Inside the vast main building, garden related stuff gets less and less, giving way to books, cards, gifts, clothes, DVDs, and bric-a-brac aimed at people looking for ways to spend their money, typically well-heeled pensioners from what I see. I know some pensioners who regard the place as a destination for an afternoon or a day out. It is like a twice-weekly day centre for them. I went looking for some plants and soon gave up; if you want plants, you are better going to somewhere more "rustic".