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    • Nov 21, 2020
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Gardening for Disabled Trust



The Charity are producing this fun and feisty little book which is jam-packed with bite-sized snippets of wisdom born from the gardening experience of the great, the good and the very green-fingered. What do Joanna Lumley, Julian Clary and Justin Welby have in common? You’ll find their favourite tips within the 160-pages…., along with a host of hints from well-known gardening faces such as Carol Klein, Roy Lancaster, Bunny Guinness, Mark Lane and Alan Titchmarsh: and from the horticultural élite working in private and public gardens across the globe. The appeal of this little book is further enhanced by sparklingly beautiful photography by Justine Stringer (aka @generousgardener) and engaging illustrations by Sharon Grosse. This colourful and uplifting little book will be a perfect Christmas stocking-filler for gardeners, for the unexpected guest or indeed a little token for anyone with a window-box. Sold in aid of Gardening for Disabled Trust. Pre-order your copies now by emailing: gdtraffle@gmail.com Please specify how many copies you would like to pre-order. We will contact you to confirm despatch date in November and take your payment.

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