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What do you have on your shopping list this weekend?

Posted by Phil Voice on April 23, 2008 at 8:30pm

With the weather set give most of the UK a blissful weekend, garden centres will hopefully enjoy a good run at the tills. After all, garden centres still have employees to pay so fingers crossed there will be an improvement. I have added a post on Landscape Juice enquiring what might be on the shopping list at the garden centre. What about you, are you planning to spend or save your money? Any views are welcome.

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Highlighted blog posts

The Landscape Juice Network's Aims and Objectives

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Diversity in the Horticulture Industry

The Impact of Burglary on the Individual

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