Garden centres in Wales get ready to welcome back customers and expect a huge demand for stock
March 22 is D-Day for garden centres and nurseries, but one business in Gower is waiting until June 1
Sheila Roberts, joint owner along with her son Lee Roberts of The Old School Nursery, near Ystradgynlais (Image: WalesOnline/Gayle Marsh)
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By Steffan Messenger
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Wales must take advantage of the major UN climate change conference set to take place on its doorstep, a top government advisor says.
Glasgow is due to host the global gathering - known as COP26 - in November.
Future Generations Commissioner Sophie Howe said it should motivate Wales efforts to cut emissions.
The Welsh Government said its officials were working closely with event organisers.
Ms Howe said there were significant opportunities for Wales to showcase achievements in fighting climate change on a global platform .
She told BBC Radio Cymru lots of discussions were taking place, including on hosting fringe events.