Breadcrumbs
Alan Titchmarsh calls on consumers to seek out alternatives to busy Lizzies
27 January 2012
Retailers could potentially benefit from a boost in sales of bedding plants after celebrity gardener Alan Titchmarsh called on consumers to ditch mildew-hit busy Lizzies for alternatives.
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