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Scott’s landscape supplies is a family run business based in the North West of England, offering a unique service aiming to provide you with all your landscaping and garden supplies. The Scott’s landscape supplies team are here to assist you with your projects whether you are a landscaping contractor, landscape architect or home owner doing some work in your own garden. Our experienced team is always just a message or phone call away. We offer free nationwide delivery on all orders of porcelain paving over 20m2. check out our full range on our website.
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Park Hall Farm, m307rj, Manchester, United Kingdom
- 01612412788
- info@scotts-supplies.co.uk
- scotts-supplies.co.uk
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