Breadcrumbs
Garden centre industry calls for clocks to change to boost evening gardening
By Matthew Appleby 30 March 2010
HTA president Caroline Owen says aligning UK clocks to Europe rather than bringing them forward an hour would boost the UK garden industry by allowing gardeners an extra hour of light to get on their plots in the evening.
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