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All other building tools & equipment including garden & landscaping equipment


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01580 891234 Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.00pm & Sat 7.30 - 1.00pm


Lodge Road, Staplehurst www.acornhire.com


STAPLEHURST MOWERS LTD Sales, Service , Spares and Repairs Of Garden Machinery


Official dealer www.mitoxgm.co.uk 01580 893950 staplehurstmowers@hotmail.co.uk


Take a wander in the Weald


THE Weald of Kent has more than its fair share of world famous gardens, fairy tale castles, quaint villages, pretty market towns and mellow country manors.


Taking its name from an old English word meaning forest, this swathe of historic landscape was once covered in woodland with a few scattered farms and a notorious reputation, until medieval times, for hiding outlaws and highwaymen.


Much of the ancient woodland remains, especially in the High Weald Area of Natural Beauty where you can also enjoy views of rolling hills, flower meadows and a patchwork of fields.


Head for Headcorn


Situated on the old A274 Tenterden to Maidstone road, this long village grew to prosperity


Homewood Orchard Garden Centre


“with our help... you can create the perfect garden”


Garden Furniture • Tubs and Containers


• Shrubs/Trees (Over 30 varieties of fruit trees) • Pots • Compost/Growbags


• Bird Tables/Bird Feed• Bark & Aggregate • Turf • Fresh Grown Fruit & Vegetable Plants to buy


Garden Ornaments


Beautiful hanging baskets ready made or made to order. Refill service available.


01622 727103 22


Hurry now and start creating the best garden ever!! Homewood Orchard Garden Centre


Farleigh Lane, Maidstone ME16 9LX Maidstone South March 2015


through wool and weaving as evidenced by the Old Cloth Hall. There are several beautiful old


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