Cotswolds Garden - FAQs
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Drought-tolerant gardens save water, reduce maintenance time and lower gardening costs. They make sense in regions with limited rainfall and help gardeners adapt to climate shifts. Using hardy, low-water plants reduces the need for irrigation, fertilisers and frequent pruning. These gardens also benefit wildlife - nectar-rich flowers and seedheads attract bees, butterflies and birds. With thoughtful planting and groundcover, you can have a beautiful, sustainable landscape that looks good year-round without intensive care.
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