Cuttings: Harrogate show

Friday 16 April 1993 23:02 BST

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HARROGATE Spring Flower Show opens next Thursday in the Valley Gardens and continues until Sunday. A highlight of the show will be a display of more than 2,000 daffodils in trade displays and competitive classes. The Alpine Garden Society has made a series of miniature rock gardens to display alpine plants. The show is open on Thursday 10am-7pm (admission pounds 8), Friday 10am-8pm (admission pounds 6.50), Saturday 9.30am-5pm (admission pounds 7) and Sunday 10am- 4pm (admission pounds 6.50).

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