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Pick up your free bag of daffodil bulbs!

August 29, 2018
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BRING colour to your garden next Spring by taking a trip to Whitehall Garden Centre in Lacock for a free ‘cram a bag’ of mixed daffofil bulbs when you spend over £5. 

Whitehall Garden Centre are offering you the chance to cram a bag full of daffodil bulbs ready for you to plant now and enjoy next Spring. Originally £3.99, the bag is free if you spend over £5. Take the advert featured here in the Melksham News (above) and get started with creating your colourful garden haven.  Terms and conditions apply.

They also have an extensive range of bulbs to buy, ready to plant now!

For more information visit  www. whitehallgardencentre.co.uk

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