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		<title>Green roof plant of the week &#8211; Lady&#8217;s Bedstraw</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p> Lady&#8217;s Bedstraw is found  on dry, sandy sites,  grasslands and dunes. Being suited to dry and well drained situations make&#8217;s it an ideal for green roofs.</p>
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<p class="wp-caption-text">Burnet moth on Lad&#39;s Bedstraw</p>
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<p>The small yellow flowers are very attractive to a range of wildlife, especially  butterflies, bees and moths. Specific species include Six-spotted burnet moth [...]]]></description>
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