The English Garden

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With so many issues affecting climate and environment, and so much plastic in the world, is worrying about plastic in the garden going to do any good?

The scale of the problem can seem overwhelming and our own plots tiny and irrelevant by contrast. But we’re a nation of garden lovers, millions

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