Dorset-based Compton Acres attracted 1,044 people on the second May bank holiday weekend, up from 678 in 2008.
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Compton Acres attracts bank holiday visitors
Horticulture Week
26 June 2009
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That's excellent! I wondered round Compton Acres in May myself, and it was well kept and subtly boosted an exciting plant selection.
Perhaps most important is the value for money - entry fee, refreshments, plants for sale \(including GYO), and inbuilt education/play bits and bobs for the family. All decisive factors in tight times to keep the cash flow flowing.