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Mild autumn temperatures across the UK have prompted horse chestnut trees to flower and show signs of spring growth more than six months early, after October became the ninth consecutive month with above-average temperatures. Woodland Trust and Kew Gardens experts said the premature growth reflects stress from summer heat and drought and could disrupt pollinators, weaken trees and reduce their canopies. The full impact may not be clear until spring 2028.
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