08/04/2010
Despite this year's cold winter, a new study reveals that spring is getting earlier. Nature records have shown that UK plants are flowering earlier each year.
Despite this year's cold winter, a new study reveals that spring is getting earlier. Nature records have shown that UK plants are flowering earlier each year. And with spring in the air it's the perfect time to buy British grown flowers. Just as local food is a growing market, selling flowers locally may provide growers a new outlet. Farming Today meets a farmer capitalising on the local market.
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- Thu 8 Apr 2010 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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