inspired garden design Ltd
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"Green-fingered Hallam graduate and former staff member
Lee Bestall has scooped another coup since his TV baptism of
fire in gardening – with a spot on the industry’s most
prestigious show." October 2005
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Lee has featured many times in the press over the past 5 years including on BBC2's Gardeners World, BBC2's Garden School, BBC Radio Sheffield, Rother FM, BBC Radio Three Counties, Look North, Sheffield Telegraph, Sheffield Star and Rotherham Record.
“Budding business brains aim for Christmas market - The RISE project has been funded by the European Social Fund and has been developed by Rotherham Ready and TV garden design entrepreneur Lee Bestall, from Inspired Gardens” 22nd December 2009.
“The 15 and 16-year-olds had a helping hand from garden expert Lee Bestall as they designed and created the site which was officially opened on Wednesday” October 2009 "
A Sheffield Hallam University graduate, who sowed the seeds of success on national TV, will wow the crowds at the gardening event of the year this week - and the cameras are back to see the fruits of his labour." SHU 12 June 2006.
“Budding business brains aim for Christmas market - The RISE project has been funded by the European Social Fund and has been developed by Rotherham Ready and TV garden design entrepreneur Lee Bestall, from Inspired Gardens” 22nd December 2009.
“The 15 and 16-year-olds had a helping hand from garden expert Lee Bestall as they designed and created the site which was officially opened on Wednesday” October 2009 "
A Sheffield Hallam University graduate, who sowed the seeds of success on national TV, will wow the crowds at the gardening event of the year this week - and the cameras are back to see the fruits of his labour." SHU 12 June 2006.
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