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A budding entrepreneur has started his own successful stall selling leftover seedlings from his garden - at just five-years-old. <br/><br/>George Stafford has been gardening with his mum Nicole, 37, since he was just one-year-old when the coronavirus lockdown inspired them to \
A budding entrepreneur has started his own successful stall selling leftover seedlings from his garden - at just five-years-old. <br/><br/>George Stafford has been gardening with his mum Nicole, 37, since he was just one-year-old when the coronavirus lockdown inspired them to \
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