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With rising temperatures and hosepipe bans on the cards, we ask people in Birmingham for their best advice on keeping gardens alive during a heatwave. Do they support water restrictions—or find them frustrating?

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00:00My garden, I'll have a garden.
00:02So I wouldn't know, I guess just watering the plants, you know,
00:07cutting down the grass, all that good stuff.
00:10Hose pipe bands, again, I mean, I don't really think is that really that necessary.
00:14Do we not really organise that enough to make sure that we don't have hose pans
00:20with the amount of wet weather we do actually have?
00:23For us, we do have a tank in the garden where we do collect rainwater.
00:30And we do use that to pour all over our gardens and our plants.
00:37I understand like droughts and that.
00:39Like I do understand like we should conserve water,
00:41but I feel like education should go into water usage and actually using hoses.
00:48I think, you know, if people know how to use their hoses properly
00:54and like what water efficiency is, then I feel like, you know,
00:58planning them completely would be mitigated.

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