Joe Swift is a Contributor at Cell Press and MileSplit, Inc. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, climate change and environment, and medicine and healthcare, with a particular emphasis on the United Kingdom. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Times and BioRxiv.
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Joe Swift's coverage is largely focused on providing how-to guides and seasonal tips for gardening, with a strong emphasis on house and home-related themes. If you want to reach out effectively to Joe, consider offering practical gardening advice or expert insights related to plants, garden design, landscaping, or seasonal gardening tips. Furthermore, since the articles are not geographically specific, content that appeals to a broad audience would likely be of interest.
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By: Nicola Stevenson, George Thompson, Anna Hoyle, Esther Prada-Sanchez, Joe Swift, Kate Heesom
Abstract The secretion of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins is vital to the maintenance of tissue health.
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These are the plants to grow to fill your garden with fragrance on the shorter days
Here’s how to enjoy your hard work in the garden more this year
Here’s my guide for what to plant to attract more creatures in your garden
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