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In Chambord, Practices Evolve to Cope with Droughts that Impact the Castle Gardens

Summary by Le Figaro
Like the rest of France, the park of the national estate, created in 2014 and designed to cope with global warming, suffers successive heats.

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Like the rest of France, the park of the national estate, created in 2014 and designed to cope with global warming, suffers successive heats.

·Paris, France
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At present, it is particularly clear how well a garden can cope with heat, drought and care breaks. Natural gardens are clearly in the advantage here: They rely on robust structures, lively soils and small retreats for animals. Those who act now consciously not only strengthen their plants, but also the ecological balance in the garden.

·Germany
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rnd.de broke the news in Germany on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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