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TV gardener to meet shoppers



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TOP gardener Carole Baxter will be giving advice to green-fingered shoppers at the Gyle Shopping Centre.
The Beechgrove Garden presenter will be headlining the centre's Flower Power weekend, giving hints and tips to novice and seasoned gardeners during her one-to-one plant clinics on Sunday.

She said: "Gardening is becoming increasingly popular with people of all ages, and I'm really looking forward to meeting many of the capital's green-fingered residents."

Andrew Cronie, centre manager, said: "Now is the perfect time to start thinking about sprucing up the garden and there's no-one better placed to give advice than Carole Baxter."

The Flower Power weekend takes place at the Gyle this Saturday and Sunday, and the clinics are due to run from 10.30am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-3.30pm.





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  • Last Updated: 14 May 2008 2:36 PM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Baroness Fortitude III,

14/05/2008 15:14:14
Carole Baxter is NOT a tranny no way!!!

She's got quite a big chin and isnae that braw, but she's definitely a bird. I think.

 

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