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Reclaiming nature's many delights through living fences

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Landscape architect Sonali Dahotre's book The Living Fence documents over 250 plant species suitable for living boundary hedgerows and hedges across India, offering ecological notes and field observations from five years of research to guide people in creating biodiversity refuges in their compounds.

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