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November 2020

Composted Leaf Mould.

Leave a Comment / everything else / Dennis Flaherty / November 13, 2020

Composted leaf mould from the gardens of Buckingham Palace has just been delivered to Chertsey Road allotments. Horse manure has also been supplied to Staveley Road.

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