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Cultivars good for climate and biodiversity

Marc Galle: ‘Specific to Bestselect's range: rich flowering and immediate and beautiful results.’ So all cultivars come into leaf very nicely and the soil is generally covered quickly. 'An advantage of a dense soil? Weeds get much less chance and the soil dries out less quickly. A garden that is nicely full is automatically more moisture-holding. As a result, you have to water the crops less. Which, by the way, is much better for the climate.' Rosa ‘Archimedes ’ also proves to be a heat-resistant cultivar thanks to its metre-deep roots. Moreover, it is a single flower that attracts many bees - good for biodiversity. 'And the popular panicle hydrangea “Pinky-Winky ”, with its woody stems, can withstand drought and heavy waterfall well.

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