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Gardens Wilt: Hot Weather Transforms Meadows
16 Aug
Summary
- Gardens face challenges due to prolonged hot and dry weather conditions.
- Wild meadows normally verdant now appear golden from the sun.
- Gardeners are adapting management strategies for visitor experiences.
Hot and dry weather patterns are compelling garden attractions to adapt their visitor management strategies. Chris Koritsas, a senior gardener at York Gate Garden in Leeds, described the current situation as "tough." The gardens, located in the village of Adel, are experiencing a transformation in their landscape.
Typically, the wild meadow would be a lush green space at this time of year. However, following one of the hottest summers on record, the meadow has turned golden prematurely. This change means that the focus is now on seed heads rather than vibrant foliage, requiring a pivot in how the garden's appeal is presented.
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