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Store Open During COVID Level 2

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COVID-19 Level 2 Update

Yes! We will be open 10am till 3pm during Level 2 from Wednesday the 8th. All safety measures will be in place and we look forward to helping you all in person 😀

Please keep 2 meters away from other shoppers and staff. We only ask x1 bubble in the indoors shop at one time. Please be conscious of others waiting and wear your mask and don’t forget to scan as you enter please.

Most importantly, if you have any cold or flu symptoms, please postpone your visit until you are well. Thank you so much for all your support and we look forward to seeing you all again, enjoying our gardens and spaces as much as we do.

You can contact us via our social media pages on
Facebook & Instagram or via our website www.tropicaltreasure.nz

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