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Lucy Bellamy

Bristol
As seen in: MSN UK, Daily Mail, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, Homes & Property, AOL UK, Gardens Illustrated Magazine, Shelf Awareness, Inkl
Gardening writer The Guardian, Times, former editor Gardens Illustrated. BSME Editor of the Year. Winner GMG 📖 of the year. My substack is GARDEN&HOUSE.
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Start small, pick perennials and go peat-free: how to buy plants sustainably

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By Lucy Bellamy
| MSN UK Verified
Lucy Bellamy With spring in full swing, it's time to go shopping for plants. While adding to or creating a garden has obvious green credentials, some plants are more sustainable than others. Whether it's hidden peat, throwaway plants, high water and energy use, transport emissions or plastic pots that can't be recycled, here's what to avoid – and what is better to buy instead – for a truly sustainable plot.
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How to create a colourful city garden that looks great, fights pollution and encourages biodiversity

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By Lucy Bellamy
| AOL UK Verified
With most of us living in cities and urban areas, and the developers of new housing estates giving their properties increasingly tiny plots, every outdoor space, however small, has an important role to play in countering the climate crisis. A small urban garden, even a very small one made up completely of pots , is a living carbon sponge, taking carbon out of the atmosphere and locking it away.
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Shelf Awareness for Readers for Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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By John McMurtrie Verified, Alison Fensterstock Verified, Lucy Bellamy, Gemma Padley
| Shelf Awareness Verified
Literary Journeys: Mapping Fictional Travels Across the World of Literature Share with friends: Permanent Link: In Literary Journeys: Mapping Fictional Travels Across the World of Literature John McMurtrie collects succinct, insightful discussions by literary critics, scholars, and other writers of literary fiction titles in which travel is a primary theme or narrative element.
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