WIN! Love blooms this Valentine’s Day

TO celebrate the month of love, the Northglen News will be giving away two stunning rose bushes to one lucky reader. Rose bushes make the perfect gift as they can be gifted to a loved one on Valentine’s Day, but can grow, add colour and love to any garden or patio.

Ludwig’s Star Roses in Assagay generously donated six rose bushes to give away to readers across the greater Durban area. The Valley of 1000 Hills Tourism CTO has launched its feature during the month of February to remind residents of why South Africans and foreigners love the experiences offered in the valley. Included in this is an exciting list of activities, events, attractions and places to stay in the area, all available on its Facebook page and website.

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WIN! To stand a chance to win a pair of rose bushes, fill in the competition form below and click submit. The judge’s decision is final. The prize is not transferable for cash and must be collected from from Ludwig’s Star Roses, 6 Fraser Road in Assagay (from Kassier Road, turn into Alverstone Road and left into Fraser Road. It is on the right and shares a premises with Natal Saddlery). Entries close on Friday, 12 February at 9am.

Sorry! This competition is now closed.

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