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Everyone Is Certain that an Apple Fallen to the Ground Must Be Picked up as Quickly as Possible: in a Large English Royal Garden, However, It Is Left on Purpose Until the Middle of Winter.
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In Wisley's famous English royal garden, apples have voluntarily been left on the ground during the fall and winter. This seemingly negligent practice hides in reality an ecological strategy: feeding migratory birds and garden fauna. Raising fruit systematically impoverishes the orchard ecosystem. More
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