Bristol plant store Wild Leaf closing due to financial struggles

thesun.co.uk

Wild Leaf, a popular plant store in Bristol, will close after seven years due to rising bills and declining sales. The owner cited financial difficulties and an inability to pay expenses as reasons for the closure. The store, known for its wide range of indoor plants and knowledgeable staff, will begin a closing down sale on March 18. Discounts will be offered on various items, including plants and gardening supplies. This closure reflects a broader trend of high-street shops struggling against rising costs and competition from online retailers. Many independent stores are facing similar challenges, leading to increased empty storefronts in town centers.


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