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Ready….set…we have lift-off!
All tied up at Endsleigh
Marathon charity walk by Fermoy's staff
Squire’s “Create & Grow” activities for Mother’s Day
Gary the Gardener is star attraction at Langlands
'Wheelbarrow Of Fortune' at The Old Railway Line
Perrywood's Alan Bourne is the new boy for the day
Raglan chefs bake Greenfingers cup cakes
Cycle challenge gets everyone pedalling at Scotsdales
Guess how many balloons in a car at Huntingdon G&L
Peace Man - Altons go all Flower Power
It's a Garden ReLeaf at Clifton, Studley, Melbicks and Cadbury
Aylett create a special Garden Re-Leaf T-shirt for staff
Steady growth propagates an upside on previous years
Report forecasts 15% market growth by 2016
‘Relax Easter Sunday trading ban’ urges GCA chairman
Make your catering different, garden centres urged
It's take-off time for farmyard manure
Seed sowing products in great demand
Onion sets drive GYO sales
Wallflower success helps to train student
Westland’s Robinson takes GMA chair
Grower wage rises outpace retail sector
Steve Harper takes on Bord Na Mona in UK
GTN Bestsellers - garden centre sales data every week
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Gary the Gardener is star attraction at Langlands


Langlands at Shiptonthorpe employed the services of Gary the Gardener to entertain customers during Garden Re-Leaf weekend.

The activities stretched from Friday until Sunday and included Gary the Gardener's Pot Luck Raffle where customers had to pick a lolly from a pot for a chance to win one of the centre's amazing prizes.

The Wish Tree was a popular attraction for children, who were given an opportunity to decorate a leaf. They wrote their name and school on the back of the leaf, and then Gary the Gardner picked a winning school to receive a load of garden centre goodies.

Langlands also had themed buns for a £1 donation, and put flower pots by each till to raise as much money as they could for Greenfingers.

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