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a completely different climate to Europe. Both gardeners I added are published and well known within the organic movement so I thought would satisfy the 'notability' required (C Dowding writes for magazines and appears on television) so I am unsure what I am doing wrong? I am enthusiastic about no dig gardening especially because it is so useful for sufferers of arthritis and other such illnesses like myself, but I am definately not either gardener (and I'm a woman, but that's probably not obvious from my name.) Would it help to create a 'stub' or entry for the gardeners in order to demonstrate their notability? Best wishes
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