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No Mow May has been a growing movement hoping to get people to put off cutting their grass for a few more weeks into may to help wildlife flourish for as long as possible. There are millions of gardens in Wales alone, so if everyone decided to wait until June to cut their grass, it could be a massive help to wildlife all across the country.<br/>
No Mow May has been a growing movement hoping to get people to put off cutting their grass for a few more weeks into may to help wildlife flourish for as long as possible. There are millions of gardens in Wales alone, so if everyone decided to wait until June to cut their grass, it could be a massive help to wildlife all across the country.<br/>
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