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Published:
March 19, 2009
Garden
centre offers tips on growing your own food during the recession
 Gardeners
who are keen to beat the recession will be able to pick up advice
about how to grow their own vegetables during a special event
at a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea later this month.
Sanders
Garden World at Brent Knoll will be holding a 'Grow Your Own Weekend'
on Saturday March 28th and Sunday March 29th when experts will
be available to provide advice on how to sow vegetable seeds and
grow food.
The
centre's manager, Peter Burks, told Burnham-On-Sea.com: "From
what our customers are telling us they are looking to produce
their own vegetables from their allotments, gardens and patios
to help with the costs of their food bills during the current
economic climate."
"We
hope as many people as possible come along and join us for this
informative weekend, which will be dedicated to learning how to
successfully grow your own vegetables. Representatives from Burnham-On-Sea
Allotment Association will be attending both days from 10am until
4pm."
"The
allotment representatives will be on hand to help people with
choosing seeds, plants and equipment, and will also offer ideas
on how to get the very best from your vegetable patch."
Pictured
is Sanders Garden World Customer Service Assistant Emma Gibson
with a selection of vegetable seeds available at the garden centre
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