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Sales, Service & Repairs to all makes & models
Free delivery & collection available
North Worcestershire Lawn & Garden Equipment
MOVED! WE’VE MAIN
We now have a brand new premises and showroom in Alcester, but delivery and collection for servicing and repairs is still available in The Village area and surrounding areas!
AGENTS FOR YOUR AREA
Tel: 07735 248013 Unit 23 Kinwarton Farm Road, Arden Forest Industrial Estate, Alcester, B49 6EH
nwlawn@live.co.uk www.nwlatthebarns.co.uk
Garden Landscaping & Maintenance:
Driveways, Patios & Decking
Lawn Mowing Fencing & Gates Hedge Cutting Garden Clearance
Teacup planter made from old car tyre
change from a dull grey smooth metal to a beautiful sub- tle, textured, rusty orange colour. For a minimalist look, try placing them in a bare border or on a flattened piece of ground then filling the gaps with shingle or tree bark. Layering bulbs when filling them will give a colourful show in the spring and planting on top with bee-friendly long-lasting perennials will give months of continuous colour throughout the year. For the less adventurous, terracotta and enamelled
pots are always a good choice (the frost-proof kind). Small pots can be arranged along a border or grouped together in a larger container. Even broken pots can be used imagi- natively. The large wooden structure (top left), exhibited at
the RHS Hampton Court Flower Show, is an imaginative way to display enamelled pots. The pots could all be the
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0121 445 1253 or
0751 7367663
www.hopwoodgardenservices.co.uk info@hopwoodgardenservices.co.uk
HOPWOOD GARDEN CENTRE
ORDER YOUR WINTER HANGING BASKETS NOW!
+ AUTUMN BULBS AUTUMN PANSIES
ONIONS & GARLIC NOW READY FOR PLANTING
VISIT US FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS
OPEN 7 DAYS
Ash Lane, Hopwood 0121 445 4022
www.hopwoodgardencentre.co.uk
Arrangement by Carole Patilla, Tuckshop Flowers
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