SEAL: Gesturing towards her thriving wildflower meadow and still-green tree cover in this otherwise parched corner of countryside in southeast England, Claire Price is adamant gardeners must adapt to the country's evolving climate.Price is the owner and self-described “custodian” of Reuthe’s, a woodland oasis of evergreen trees and shrubs in Sevenoaks, Kent, which appears better placed than traditional English gardens of lawns and flower beds to withstand the increasingly arid conditions.“We do not water any of the shrubs or the trees in the ground at all,“ Price told AFP proudly on Friday, just as a hosepipe ban came into force across the county of Kent and neighbouring east Sussex.“Our phi
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