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College opens garden centre to the public
 

Queen Alexander College, a National College for Learners with Disabilities in the West Midlands, is opening it's garden centre to the public.

Umberslade Nurseries, located in Selly Oak, was previously occupied by the Birmingham Rathbone charity.  The site measures just over an acre in size and consists of five large polytunnels and a 24 ft greenhouse.  A range of plants and garden sundries are available to buy in the retail shop.

As part of this project QAC students enjoy regular group visits to the site to tend to the plants and shrubs plus carry out general garden maintenance. 

Students will also have the opportunity to produce garden items such as bird boxes, feeders and trugs – all to be sold in the retail shop.

Website: www.qac.ac.uk 

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