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LIVE 24-SEVEN


FROM SMALL ACORNS LARGE OAK TREES GROW!


Peter Dowle and his team at Leaf Creative have been building on the success of their Malvern spring garden where they won another ‘gold medal’ & ‘best in show’.


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Working with renowned chef Raymond Blanc at his Michelin star restaurant in the Cotswolds as well as supplying, planting and maintaining the trees through the streets of Gloucester city.


The past twelve months have gone from strength to strength, with now possibly the largest selection of specimen trees and Acers in Gloucestershire. Leaf Creative are well on their way to creating a truly unique gardening destination.


Horticultural enthusiasts have arrived from all over the country in their classic cars and even private helicopters! If you haven’t yet found the time to visit, autumn is a season not to be missed.


Autumn is a fabulous time at Leaf as their beautiful acers take on shades of red, gold and orange heralding the change of seasons with a stunning display.


Now is the perfect time to plant them, while the soil is still warm. Among the stars of their wide range are ‘Osakazuki’ and ‘Bloodgood’, two of the best reds. If it’s orange tones you want, they recommend ‘Orange Dream’, while ‘Sano-kaku’ puts on a fiery display of red and gold.


As the season changes and we start to look ahead to Christ- mas, Leaf Creative are preparing for their first official Festive season. Continually looking to reduce single use plastic and look after our planet, Leaf will be stocking pot grown Christ- mas trees that can be used year after year.


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