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a family-owned chain based in St Just in Penwith
and detailed interpretation explains how the habitat works
ensuring that this material is not wasted
*organically grown ingredients of total 45% organic ingredients
Seychelles busy lizzie ‘ray of hope’ ice-pack fruit forwardA Ray of Hope for endangered plant species in the Seychelles. From 2001 2003 the Eden Project collaborated on nature recovery programmes in the Seychelles. One of the islands most threatened plant species is Impatiens gordonii known as the Seychelles wild balsam. To help nature recovery work to continue on the islands, Eden created a new hybrid called Ray of Hope by crossing I. gordonii with I. wallerina. 40% of net profits from selling Ray of Hope go
