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Rare orchids discovered in south Herts | Herts Advertiser

Rare orchids discovered in south Herts | Herts Advertiser
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Rare orchids discovered in south Herts | Welwyn Hatfield Times

Rare orchids discovered in south Herts | Welwyn Hatfield Times
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A rare tree from China that is growing in Darlington - but how did it get there?

IN a corner of Cockerton stands a curious tree which has just revealed its true colours – although its real history can only, at this stage, be…

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Lockdown-weary Britons spark foraging boom

Lockdown-weary Britons spark foraging boom
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Plant expert s plea to leave untidy bits in gardens to help threatened species blossom

© SYSTEM Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up It is the time of year when many of us decide to dust off our pruning gloves and spruce up our overgrown gardens. But a north plant expert is calling on people not to aim for the perfect image of a neatly trimmed lawn this spring, saying that “untidy bits” are vital to help plant life survive. Brian Ballinger is the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland’s county recorder for Easter Ross, and is the owner of woodland in Tain, Caithness and Fife.

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