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garden centre

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noun

  1. a place where gardening tools and equipment, plants, seeds, etc, are sold

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In the meantime, visitors to the garden centre had to walk around him as he lay on the floor.

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A great-grandfather who broke his leg in a fall spent seven hours lying on the floor of a garden centre while waiting for an ambulance.

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She said staff at the garden centre had done everything possible to help her grandfather - but she had lost faith in the NHS.

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Ruth Lund, manager of Cherry Hill Garden Centre in nearby Middlesbrough, says this type of shoplifter has become a problem for her business, which has just installed new anti-shoplifting barriers to tackle the problem.

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One of the difficulties you face when buying a tree is knowing how long it's been on display in a supermarket or garden centre, so Shaun Gagie, a gardener who appeared on BBC Two's Big Allotment Challenge, advises buying one which is already growing in a pot.

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