L-r, Kingston Maurward principal Luke Rake, Dorset LEP chair Cecilia Bufton and Stewarts Garden Centres managing director Martin Stewart STEWARTS Garden Centres has nearly finished building a £3million glasshouse which will educate people in horticulture while growing plants for sale. Stewarts Agritech Glasshouse at Broomhill, near Wimborne, will grow plants for selling in garden centres and plant shops. The glasshouse, supported by funding from Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and Low Carbon Dorset, will reduce reliance on imports and safeguard rural jobs. It will be a base for horticultural education for schools and colleges, showcasing horticultural practice, agritech machinery and low-carbon technology.