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Petition launched to save Fulham Palace Garden Centre
Garden centre will close on Sunday 31st August
Scotts head off fears over Solus deliveries
Smart Garden Products launches at Glee with over 350 products
Undercover intern shakes up garden centre for TV show
Growing from a small seed to become Lincolnshire's Destination Garden Centre
Garland/Worth Gardening forecasts 55% sales growth going into 50th anniversary year
Stewarts win best Trade Stand at the New Forest Show
Kershaws celebrate 150 years
If catering and food are your growth areas our new Food Xtra will help you
Christmas Grotto Ticket Sales start at Brookside
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Head of Buying - Cambridgeshire
Garden Care Team Leader - Hertfordshire
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Lily's Kitchen story creates a frenzy on Twitter
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Loyal customers pave the way for Coletta & Tyson’s busiest summer
Understanding your DNA
More pictures of Garden Centre Christmas displays than have ever been published before
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Growing from a small seed to become Lincolnshire's Destination Garden Centre
Planteria moves to front car park while works progress



In an £1.8 million project Pennells Garden Centres are taking the next step to become the destination garden centre in Lincolnshire by extending their centre at Lincoln.

From its humble start back in 1971 when the centre covered as little as 125sqm it will bloom to be a multi department garden centre.

Once completed the extended centre will include a food hall featuring an award winning butcher, a wider range of gifts and a covered outside plant sales area so customers can shop whatever the weather is doing!

The centre will also be extending its popular restaurant making it one of the largest restaurants in a garden centre in the country. The restaurant extension will have multiple uses as it will be used for talks and demonstrations throughout the year.

The number of free parking spaces will be increased by approximately 100 plus additional disability parking bays.

The main contractor for the extension is Maher Millard and the architect is Evolution Design.

Chairman  Richard Pennell said, ‘The development of the centre is very exciting for us and will provide an improved shopping experience for our customers with a wider range of products. However the heart of the business will continue to be our love of plants, gardens and gardeners!”

"We've had to move our planteria around to the front car park to allow for the works to progress without any disruption to all of our retailing space and restaurant.  Christmas will be in the old "new shop" again this year and then we'll be looking forward to using the expanded retail space in 2015."

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