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Conor’s empty gardens business coming up roses
Growing a new business in times of financial and economic difficulties is never easy, but for one Belfast man who sowed the seeds of a gardening start-up last year, the fruits of his labour are beginning to show.
Conor Gallagher’s AllotMe platform, described as an Airbnb for would-be gardeners, has become a runaway success.
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