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Nature’s spiky deterrents–thorns, spines and prickles–may be quick to catch us out, but they can also prove to be a useful ally, discovers Laura Parker
The verges of Britain’s roads are home to an astonishing array of rare plants. We meet the botanical artist championing these neglected spaces
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Britain is a country mercifully bereft of threatening fauna–or so you might believe. John Lewis-Stempel provides a miscellany of our otherwise benign land’s more fearsome critters
Orderly hedges and classic features contrast with unruly wildlife-friendly planting in this rural Hertfordshire garden