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Horticultural Society helps spruce up the town

June 14, 2016
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Frome Horticultural Society recently planted the raised bed at the top of North Hill in Frome. 

Frome Town Council supplied the money to purchase the plants and the FHS provided the labour and expertise to layout and plant the bed.

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