Owner/Retailer: Jerrod Griffith, Give Plants
Why give flowers when you can give whole trees? That was the question Jerrod Griffith asked himself in 2009 and now Give Plants is blooming.
Why give flowers when you can give whole trees? That was the question Jerrod Griffith asked himself in 2009 and now Give Plants is blooming.
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Since the appointment of Roy Campbell as chief executive in May last year, Smiths City Group has seen its best annual results since 2005. Over the past year, the listed company has shown a renewed emphasis on improving core operations and expansion, a move that
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