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Versatile plants, peat-free gardening and adapting to extreme weather are on the cards, say experts
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Versatile plants, peat-free gardening and adapting to extreme weather are on the cards, say experts
Versatile plants, peat-free gardening and adapting to extreme weather are on the cards, say experts.
Gardeners have long been ditching chemical pesticides, fertilisers and different types of compost in an effort to go organic – but how eco-friendly are they...
Ahead of Organic September, experts share top tips on being more eco-aware in the garden
We bin so much bagged salad every year, it's surely time to think again. Figures from government waste advisory body WRAP suggest we chuck out 40% of the fresh lettuce and leafy greens we buy every year, making salads among the most wasted foods. Shoppers don't always buy bagged salads with a specific meal in mind, meaning parts of, or even whole bags are often thrown away untouched, according to separate Tesco research. Yet it's so easy to grow your own, insists charity Garden Organic (gardenorganic.org.uk), which promotes organic horticulture. Growing your own mixed organic salad ...