Personalised "Gardener" Newspaper Front Page

Make them the talk of the gardening world with a Personalised "Gardener" Newspaper Front Page Print!

Perfect for green-fingered enthusiasts, allotment growers, or even those whose plants meet an untimely end, this personalised gardening newspaper front page is a fun and thoughtful gift. Completely customisable, you can personalise the headline, publication date, main article, subheadline, footer, and even the banner ads. See the 'About this Product' section below for the article text.

Want to add a touch of personality? Include their photo or stick with the quirky example image. Whether they’re a veg-growing virtuoso or the self-proclaimed plant killer of the family, this unique keepsake is sure to bring a smile and look great displayed in their home or greenhouse.

A fantastic gift for gardening lovers of all ages, it’s a blooming marvellous way to celebrate their passion (or misadventures) in the garden!

• Print Only. Frame not included.
• Personalised newspaper print for garden enthusiasts.
• A3 Size.
• Printed on off-white recycled paper.
• Fully customisable: Tailor the headline, date, article, and even the ads.
• Optional photo feature: Add their picture or use our stylish template.
• Thoughtfully made to order: A unique keepsake for gardeners young and old.
• Ideal for green thumbs and plant slayers alike!
• Subheadline Wording: What on earth is it? So big it can be seen from space, but no one is sure what this monstrous history-making [LOCATION] vegetable is - or what to do with it...
• Main Article Wording: What a whopper! [NAME] [SURNAME] made gardening history today when [HE/SHE] broke all records for growing the largest vegetable ever seen in the UK.No one is quite sure at this stage what the vegetable is, but weighing in at a massive 100 kilos this gargantuan veg is twice the size of Kylie Minogue.[NAME] grew the monster in [HIS/HER] [LOCATION] garden. [LOCATION]-based [NAME] had no idea it would become this big when [HE/SHE] planted it. “I just stuck a seed in a pot”, says humble prize-gardener [NAME], “and it wouldn’t stop growing. It’s got so big now that [LOCATION] Tourist Information Centre have asked if they can turn it into a tourist attraction.”So what’s going to happen to the colossal veggie beast now? “Well, I’m not too sure”, says [NAME]. “I need to dig it up but I don’t have a spade big enough. I tried tugging on it but it won’t shift.”

  Prince Charles has requested a private viewing and sources at the Palace say he is said to be envious of [NAME]'s prowess. “He’s asked me if I’ve been talking to it”, said [AGE] year old [NAME].[LOCATION] council have asked if they can use [NAME]'s massive veg as a roundabout, but [NAME] is currently in talks with the Natural History Museum who are keen to see it stuffed. Whatever the outcome, [NAME] definitely has the greenest thumbs!