Public places beyond wildest dreams

Transforming public spaces into wild areas benefits everyone, according to Peter Dowdall.

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Transforming public spaces into wild areas benefits everyone, according to Peter Dowdall.

Rarely have I left an event asinvigorated and as full ofenthusiasm as I did last weekend after the Garden & Landscape Designers Association (GLDA) annual seminar.

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