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Kayleigh Dray

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Freelance editor & writer. Obsessed with gaming, fantasy, and many-sided dice. Writes a LOT about film and TV – and gardening, too: kayleighdray@icloud.com
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Experts reveal how to repair bald lawn patches after a summer of heat and drought – the simple steps to help your grass recover

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A garden with green grass and a tree. Wondering how to repair bald patches in a lawn? You're certainly not alone; after weeks of relentless sunshine and soaring temperatures, lawns up and down the country are looking extremely worse for wear. Once lush green spaces have become patchy, brittle and dotted with bald spots where the grass has seemingly disappeared altogether.
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Experts reveal how to repair bald lawn patches after a summer of heat and drought

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Alan Titchmarsh says every garden needs this drought-tolerant plant to keep borders vibrant and colourful even through hot, dry spells

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Alan titchmarsh at Chelsea Flower Show press day 2025. As summers become hotter and dry spells more common, it is no surprise whatsoever that we're all looking for plants that can cope with these exhausting new conditions. As Alan Titchmarsh makes all too clear, though, we can absolutely do this without compromising on colour. Yes, Alan Titchmarsh is one of those gardening names that has a lot of clout behind it.
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