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Neuadd Stone Barn is part of a recently established flower farm on a working farm. A huge array of perennial and annual flowers are grown for cutting and sale.
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Neuadd Stone Barn is part of a recently established flower farm on a working farm. A huge array of perennial and annual flowers are grown for cutting and sale.
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| Sunday | 11:00 | - 17:00 |
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