Gardening workshops, a loyalty points bonus and a birthday cake competition for staff are just a few of the plans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of a specialist plants centre in Shrewsbury.
Gill Jones and Tom Pountney who will be leading gardening workshops at Love Plants to celebrate the 10th birthday.
To celebrate its 10th birthday, which this year falls on Good Friday, Love Plants is inviting existing and new customers to attend three workshops, each starting at 2pm, which will be suited to gardeners of all levels. Spring planting and hanging baskets will be the theme of the second workshop on April 22. Tom will give advice on what compost and plants are best for hanging baskets and tips on choosing bedding plants for garden borders.
“We are planning a series of events throughout the year to celebrate our 10th birthday and look forward to welcoming existing and new customers to Love Plants for the gardening workshops which will be packed with tips and advice,” said Tom.
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