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Five years on from City of Glasgow College welcoming students to its newly opened city campus on Cathedral Street, the college’s rooftop gardens are one of the many success stories they can shout about from the rooftops.
Ready for the weekend? Kick back with the latest issue of Scotland Grows magazine before Issue 14 hits inboxes on 7th October!
Did you know that hedgehogs can wander up to a mile or more each night in search of food before their winter hibernation? Cut a slot at the bottom of your fence at least 12cm square to allow hedgehogs to move freely from garden to garden.
#NationalFitnessDay is a chance to highlight the role physical activity plays across the UK. Gardening is right up there as a top physical activity which helps give our bodies a complete workout. Through gardening tasks, we improve the quality of our overall fitness and cardio levels and see increases in our strength, stamina and flexibility. Gardening plays a hugely important role in the lives of so many to help lead healthier, active lifestyles.

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