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Monkton Elm Garden Centre
has been twooled!
And what a lovely morning we spent delivering stock, twooling the decks and soaking up the atmosphere in this wonderful garden centre.
Monkton Elm has a gorgeous selection of perennial and annual plants in stunning colours!
Never been? GO – we urge you, and check out the restaurant on site while you’re there! 😉
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