"So the bones of the garden in terms of the planting – woody plants, and large trees and shrubs were fine," says Moore. He wonders if some of the more shallow-rooted vegetation only survived the 1976 heatwave and drought – during which some parts of the UK had no rain for months – because the larger plants had grown up so much, locking in moisture and providing shade.

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