Caerphilly Garden Centre reopens - in pictures

And people have flocked to Caerphilly Garden Centre to get their gardening fix.

The centre has introduced "new measures to ensure the safety" of customers and staff, a statement on their website reads - with trolleys visibly being wiped down.

(People were seen queuing outside. Picture: PA.)

(Staff were seen wiping down trolleys. Picture: PA)

People were seen queueing outside the shop with only a "limited" number of people allowed to enter at any one time.

"Customer numbers within the store will be limited and to allow for this there will be a spaced queuing area outside, customers will then be advised by a member of staff when they are allowed to enter the store," they said.

(Only a limited number of people were allowed into the store. Picture: PA)

(Customers were asked to have an idea of what they wanted before arriving to avoid queues. Picture: PA)

Customers were also asked to have an idea of the products they wanted to buy before arriving to avoid "prolonged browsing".

(Garden centres across Wales were allowed to reopen today. Picture: PA.)

(The centre said it had installed screens to help protect staff. Picture: PA)

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The store also had "navigation markers and signs to aid" customers.

And screens were set up at checkouts for the protection of staff and customers, with sanitizer stations dotted around the shop.

(A couple exits the shop. Picture: PA)

(A member of staff wipes down a trolley. Picture: PA,)