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Heatwave forces garden centres to swap roses for shrubs

  • Posted on August 9, 2026
  • By The Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Garden centres are adapting their inventory strategies in response to climate change and extreme heat conditions. Nurseries like Blue Diamond are transitioning away from traditional ornamental plants toward heat-tolerant alternatives sourced from Mediterranean, African, and Australian regions. This shift reflects growing demand from gardeners seeking sustainable landscaping solutions that require less water and maintenance while thriving in warming climates. The transformation demonstrates how the horticulture industry is responding to environmental challenges.

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Heatwave forces garden centres to swap roses for shrubs
Heatwave forces garden centres to swap roses for shrubs

Blue Diamond is turning to drought-resistant species from southern Europe, Africa and Australia to cope with rising temperatures
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