BBC Gardeners' World

Tales from Titchmarsh

Consequences. How little we appear to have considered them when push comes to shove. So often we are surprised when one seemingly well-considered course of action leads to unforeseen circumstances that undermine our initial and often laudable intentions.

Take the introduction of peat-free compost. The proposed banning of products containing peat will come into effect for domestic gardens from next year and for commercial growers from 2030. In six years’ time

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