Dobbies' Sandyholm store in the Clyde Valley has launched a brand new autumn edition of its hands-on planting experience, combined with a tasty afternoon tea.
For October, Dobbies Garden Centres has launched a brand new autumn edition of its hands-on planting experience, combined with a tasty afternoon tea in its Sandyholm store.
Dobbies will provide a terracotta pot, pumpkin and a mix of succulents such as Echeveria elegans, Aloe artisata and Graptopetalum pentadrum, all selected by Dobbies’ senior buyer Claire Bishop, who featured as a judge at RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year.Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7.
Before creating the seasonal succulent pumpkin, attendees at Dobbies’ Sandyholm store can enjoy a traditional or luxury afternoon tea, delving into three tiers of sweet and savoury delights.
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