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One-stop shop for landscaping

AUTUMN Leaves Garden Centre is the hub of the Acres complex, offering weird and wonderful varieties of native and exotic plants.
The Autumn Leaves Garden Centre has been designed to spark inspiration when it comes to designing your perfect outdoor living space. Mini-displays have been seamlessly weaved into the layout of the open-air centre to show customers just what certain design elements can look like in their own home.
Owners Emma and Ryan have sourced their stock from local growers including bamboo and citrus trees, unique succulents and a special fern hut for exotic species including pitcher plants.
The garden centre is designed to be a one-stop-shop for all things landscaping and design, where you can book in to have your lawn mowed, organise an entire re-design of your yard or simply pick up a unique gift for someone special.
Whether you’re landscaping your yard or just looking for a special gift, a stroll through Autumn Leaves Garden Centre is a must-do when at Acres.

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