Even plants that look terminally crispy can revive: How to rescue your garden after a heatwave
Wilted plants, browning lawns and crispy plants — here's how to revive your garden and how to prepare it for the next time it's hot
The recent heat has taken a toll on our gardens, leaving plants wilted, lawns browning and trees dropping their leaves months earlier than usual. So how can we bounce back from this challenge, and prepare for those ahead?
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