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Tool Workshop

When? 21 May, 2020
Time: 11am-1pm
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Non-members price $85

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A free Garden Clinic Class every year is one of the benefits of Garden Clinic Platinum membership. Choose your day and join us for great tips and a garden-inspired gasbag with friends over tea, coffee and cake.

Costs for non-members, guests and extra classes are $85 per person.

All Classes are 11.00am – 1.00pm unless otherwise stated.

Bookings essential. Book online or call 1300 133 100 – Opt 2

 

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Bring pen and paper, come a little earlier, get a good seat,– our classes are full of practical information you need to get growing.

Cut Above Tools, Seven Hills NSW

Supported by CutAbove Tools Sharpening tools like shovels, hoes, spades and pruning shears can make a world of a difference in how they work. Here we share the tips for sharpening the most common gardening tools. Bring your secateurs and we’ll teach you to sharpen them on the day.

Cut Above Tools

Unit 26, 45 Powers Road

Seven Hills NSW 2147

Supported by CutAbove Tools

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