Acknowledgement of a beautiful indigenous garden

Femiclinix was acknowledged for having a beautiful indigenous garden landscaped on the verge to their business premises.

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Msa Dlamini from Richdens Spar (back left), Michelle Govender from Richdens Spar (front left), Maggie McLoughlin from KHBA (front, second left), and Dr. Wendy Dhlomo (front, extreme right), owner of Femiclinix, with her wonderful team.

THE Keep Hillcrest Beautiful Association (KHBA) awarded their winter verge winner with a lovely hamper sponsored by Richdens Spar.

Femiclinix (bottom of Delamore Road) recently had a beautiful indigenous garden landscaped on the verge to their business premises and KHBA said it is very appealing and in keeping with their aim of encouraging residents and businesses to beautify their verges.

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“It was great meeting the wonderful team of staff and we wish you every success with the service that you are providing in our area.”

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Acknowledgement of a beautiful indigenous garden

Femiclinix was acknowledged for having a beautiful indigenous garden landscaped on the verge to their business premises.

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