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Impney Estate submitted for planning to deliver new mixed-use village masterplan
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New mixed use community to transform vacant 13-acre riverside site
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River Cottage head gardener Adam Crofts - VIDEO
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Action group says National Highways is greenwashing
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More needs to be done to attract newcomers to horticulture industry, finds new report
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Mark Gregory calls for water tax and sponsorship training at RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival launch
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Native trees and shrubs - part five
Natives can add high ornamental and wildlife value in parks, urban gardens and rural estates, writes Sally Drury.
Native trees and shrubs - part four
Knowing your native Sambucus and Sorbus can help to unlock a variety of potential income opportunities, Sally Drury explains.
Hardy Plant Focus: Hawthorn (Crataegus) — fragrant flowers and tasty haws
One of the great joys of May is coming across our native hawthorn Crataegus monogyna (below), bedecked in her frothy, fragrant flowers.
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