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A new study shows global warming will make UK suitable for new produce such as soybeans, oranges and chickpeas, while some existing crops are likely to become harder to grow in the UK.

GCA figures show December was up 3.75% when compared to 2023 and the year was at + 3.26%. Full access to hortweek.com Join Horticulture Week now and pay nothing for your first 30-days.

Their observations are providing evidence of how wild plants are responding to a rapidly changing climate, and the implications this may have for all our wildlife.

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