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The Old Railway Line Garden Centre Celebrates 35 Years of Service and Unveils Exciting New Development

A 35-Year Journey

The Old Railway Line Garden Centre in Three Cocks, near Llyswen, has embarked on a significant milestone – celebrating 35 years of serving the local community. This Saturday, April 12, the centre will host a special event to commemorate the occasion, which promises to be a memorable day, combining the unveiling of its exciting new development with a celebration of its successful years. • From humble beginnings to award-winning centre
40 years of passion and dedication
35 years of growth and success
The garden centre was founded by Mark and Christina Cleary in 1990, starting with a modest 8x6ft greenhouse. Over the years, the centre has expanded into a 100,000-square-foot award-winning destination, featuring a wide range of plants, gardening supplies, and expert advice.

Features Description
Plant area A new plant area, featuring a wide selection of plants, including seasonal favourites.
New entrance A newly designed entrance, enhancing the overall customer experience.
Little Oaks Children’s Club A dedicated area for children, offering a range of activities and plant-related fun.

Mark Cleary, the founder of the garden centre, said: “We’re incredibly proud of the growth and success of the garden centre over the last 35 years. This new development marks an exciting new chapter for us and we’re thrilled to be celebrating it with our customers and local community. We look forward to welcoming everyone for what promises to be a fantastic day.”
The event will kick off at 9:30 am with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, led by renowned TV gardener David Domoney. The ceremony will be followed by a goodie bag for the first 100 customers, packed with seasonal treats and gardening favourites.

“From planting customers’ hanging baskets by hand in the early days to expanding into an award-winning centre, it’s been an amazing journey,” said Christina Cleary, the garden centre’s co-founder.

Christina Cleary added: “We’re proud of our roots and excited to celebrate this new chapter with everyone who’s been part of our story.” The couple started the business from modest roots but have seen it blossom into one of the UK’s premier destination garden centres. The day will also feature live music and a ceremonial cake cutting to mark the anniversary. The celebrations will continue into the afternoon, with something for everyone to enjoy.

Highlights
  • Renowned TV gardener David Domoney leads the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
  • Goodie bags for the first 100 customers.
  • Live music and a ceremonial cake cutting.
  • Everyone is welcome to attend the event, whether you’re a long-standing customer or visiting for the first time. The day offers something for everyone, and the garden centre looks forward to sharing its exciting new development with the community. Mark and Christina Cleary’s legacy
    Mark and Christina Cleary’s vision for the garden centre has been a driving force behind its success. Their dedication to providing excellent customer service, combined with their passion for gardening, has made the Old Railway Line Garden Centre a beloved destination for many. The event will be a celebration of the couple’s legacy and their commitment to the community. It will also be a testament to the hard work and dedication of the staff at the garden centre, who have worked tirelessly to make the business a success. Get ready for a fantastic day
    Get ready for a fantastic day at the Old Railway Line Garden Centre as it celebrates 35 years of service and unveils its exciting new development. With something for everyone, from live music to a ceremonial cake cutting, this event promises to be a memorable experience. Mark and Christina Cleary look forward to welcoming you to their celebration.