Experts at Kew create garden for the longer, hotter summer
Long hot summers combined with wetter and milder winters are expected to drive many popular plants out of flower beds, but horticulturists at the Royal Botanic Gardens insist that keen gardeners will still be able to grow stunning flowers.
Two Mediterranean gardens and a beach area complete with sand and coastal plants were opened at Kew to help to show how to adapt to climate change.
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