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Anyone can have a living dinosaur plant in their garden!
The little book of prehistoric plants is a planter's guide to creating and nurturing a truly prehistoric garden. It combines a collection of 15 ancient plants and their modern relatives, grouped by northern or southern hemisphere, with tips on growing and maintaining
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