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Burnham Nurseries, NEWTON ABBOT – Welcome to the World of Orchids – With Lunch

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Join award-winning nursery owner Sara Rittershausen for a full day orchid workshop, including an introduction to orchids, basic care, hands-on potting and a guided tour of areas of the nursery not normally open to the public. Includes lunch. This event also takes place on the 2th September 2012.
Burnham Nurseries, NEWTON ABBOT
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