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High standards at GCA contest

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Independent garden centres have "nothing to worry about" from the competition if they maintain standards set in the annual Garden...

Traffic plan protests reach London mayor's office

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Campaigners for and against a traffic scheme that will take land from a London park have taken their views to...

Former Best in Show winner drops out of Chelsea

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Christopher Bradley-Hole, former RHS Chelsea Flower Show Best in Show winner, has dropped out of the 2008 show after previously...

Run-down Edinburgh park will have £5,000 revamp

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

An Edinburgh park that had become a local trouble spot is to receive a £5,000 revamp.

Wyevale to train all centre staff

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Wyevale Garden Centres has taken on two trainers to deliver a bespoke package to staff next year.

Hadlow College begins major expansion work

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Hadlow College in Kent has begun a two-year expansion and redevelopment programme to cope with steadily rising numbers of students,...

Park faces £1m costs after fly-tipping con

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

A West Midlands park faces a bill of up to £1m to deal with soil dumped by a recently convicted...

Calyx organisers to rethink plans

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Organisers of the Calyx horticultural showcase project in Perth have vowed to press on with the project in a revised...

Lottery cash for rare fern garden

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

A Scottish garden can restore a historic site to display rare ferns, thanks to £236,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Garden gets Grade II registration

13 December 2007, Horticulture Week

Campaigners who stopped a council office headquarters from being built over a historic garden are celebrating again now that the...

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