Four Oaks Trade Show is a wrap. The annual show in the United Kingdom, attracts a lot of visitors from the horticulture supply chain. The plants from Beekenkamp displayed at the trade show has a special story…
From left to right: Andy Abbey (Beekenkamp), Jake Auty (Caring for Life), John Woodruff (Caring for Life), Becky Woodruff (Caring for Life), Sirekit Mol (Beekenkamp)
This year, Beekenkamp worked together with the charity "Caring for Life" in Leeds. This charity helps vulnerable people to achieve a settled constructive lifestyle. "They really loved working with these plants and the beautiful colour gave them a big smile on their faces. It is a rewarding exercise for everybody involved" says John Woodruff, Caring for Life Garden Centre manager.
All of the unused show plants, including plants from other local growers, are donated to the garden centre “Caring for Life” to support the charity.
For more information:
Beekenkamp Plants
Korte Kruisweg 141
2676 BS Maasdijk
Netherlands
info@beekenkamp.nl
www.beekenkamp.nl
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