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Thursday May 02 , 2024

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bluedaisylogoWe just had to share some news with you that we're really excited about!  Since the Blue Daisy website has gone live we've had lots of interest which is really encouraging for a small and young business, especially in this economic climate.  In the first month of going live we set Blue Daisy some targets for the amount of website visitors and we've far outstripped those!!!  So, if you are one of the people that have contacted us, thank you and if not, please do so.  If you're considering having some work done please rest assured - we're always happy to chat to you no matter how big or small you think the piece of work is.

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Nicki Jackson is Blue Daisy's garden designer & owner. A former HR consultant Nicki still finds the time to run Blue Daisy, design gardens and planting plans, write a blog, keep our gardening clients happy and offer IIP advice and outplacement support through Blue Daisy Consultancy.

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