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robert pattison has built this farming business up over three decades.p water. basically, every crop in the western cape, apart from wheat and rooibos tea, is irrigated. and so the entire western cape is totally dependent on a reliable power supply, which we haven't got. the western cape is a mediterranean climate, so we have a long, hot summer period with basically no rain and then a relatively short winter when it is supposed to rain. but for the past seven years, we've had way lower than average rainfall. so we haven't been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer. so now we've become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, i'm thinking this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you've got a long—term water—shortage problem, which is being massively exacerbated by this immediate power problem. we only had this level of loadshedding from aboutjanuary, february, so we have managed to survive this season. but if this happens next year, wher

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night, there was a tent in this particular garden, and inside that tent is tv personality vicky pattisonflower show this morning, so i hope she was wrapped up warm. it is cloudy here today, but the forecast for the chelsea flower show for the next three days is a dry one with sunny intervals, so where we have got cloud at the moment, the sun will come out and we will have highs of 19 or 20. the forecast for us all todayis of 19 or 20. the forecast for us all today is a largely dry one with sunny spells. we are starting with the cloud in the south—east which will break, and we also have a weather front which is will break, and we also have a weatherfront which is moving will break, and we also have a weather front which is moving across scotland, northern england and wales. that is producing one or two isolated showers, and the cloud will break up too, but it will remain across south—east scotland and north—east england. either side of that we are looking at sunny intervals, with highs of 11 in the north to 22 in the south—west. that will fall pleasantly warm in the sunshine. as we head t