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Tallamy’s Call for Native Plant Landscaping Echoes in the UK

March 31, 2010 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

  • Good for birds, good for gardens: the lessons of a freezing winter – Times Online


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    • It all goes to underline a point that has become increasingly true in recent years: the suburbs are now nationally significant for wildlife

       

    • you’ll find much more biodiversity in your garden.

       

    • Gardens matter. They can be regarded as the largest nature reserve in the country.

       

    • Every suburban gardener has an opportunity to make a difference.

       

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