How gardeners are using construction waste to create drought-tolerant rubble gardens
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How gardeners are using construction waste to create drought-tolerant rubble gardens

8 Sep 2026 · Originally published 8 Sep 2026 7/10 Original headline: They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden
Gardeners are repurposing concrete, gravel and sand to build resilient, low-maintenance gardens that support biodiversity. By using these discarded materials, sites like the Horniman Museum in London are creating habitats for drought-resistant plants that offer year-round interest as the climate changes.
Source: Positive.News Greater London
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