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But wildflowers are thriving where other plants can't – cities.14 Apr 202614 Apr 2026Why are trees dying beside a major road and how can it be fixed?Questions arise about why some tree-planting schemes fail and what can help them thrive. 14 Apr 202613 Apr 2026Stately home's roof 'not fit for today's weather'Scaffolding will go up on Cragside house in Northumberland for roof works.13 Apr 202612 Apr 2026The team saving Welsh native species in case the apocalypse wipes them outShould the apocalypse arrive, Wales as we know it may depend on these two conservationists.12 Apr 202611 Apr 2026Rare plants survive storm 'devastation'Storm Goretti devastated Trengwainton Gardens, but many rare plants survived, bosses say.11 Apr 2026...
