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They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden Forward-thinking gardeners are using leftover builders’ waste to create gardens that are drought-tolerant and full of biodiversity Written in partnership with Yeo Valley Organic
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From war zones to city plots, grassroots growers are transforming land and lives A new generation of land defenders are reclaiming soil, space and power through community gardens and regenerative action Agriculture Environment Food Health Society
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The garden-artwork that positively reframes ‘weeds’ A misconception-busting garden has taken root in Oxford, on a spot where weed killers used to be developed and tested Arts Conservation Environment Society
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London’s new urban greening structure is a ‘garden for insects and people’ The 'greening machine' project, Vert, is part of the London Design Festival Conservation Environment Innovation Society
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Canadian gardener challenges his city’s ‘outdated’ weed-whacking ways Wolf Ruck continues to assert his ‘right to rewild’ after city officials have twice forcibly cut his grass Environment Lifestyle Society World
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Nature in close-up: the beauty of garden wildlife The International Garden Photographer of the Year competition, which is run in partnership with the Royal Botanic Gardens in London, holds t... Environment UK
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