Plant Sale supporting Christian Aid
Saturday 14 May, 2022 – 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Is your garden looking a little rough around the hedges? Have you botany plants lately?
After a two year hiatus, Broomhill Hyndland’s annual plant sale is back and bigger than ever! These aren’t your mama’s grocery store seedlings – these are lush, strong plants grown in Lanark specifically for gardeners who want their garden to look, as the kids would say, extra THICC.
Bedding plants, potted plants, baskets, pots and vegetables all ready for you to take them home with you and make your neighbours green with envy.
And with prices so low, you’ll wet your plants.
All profits going to Christian Aid to help support sustainable development, eradicate poverty, support civil society and provide disaster relief all around the world.
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