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Lancashire County Council extends deadline for contract

04 November 2008, HortWeek.com

Lancashire County Council needs a consultant to survey and identify potentially hazardous trees across its sites.

Consulting Arborist Society doubles APC areas

03 November 2008, HortWeek.com

The Consulting Arborist Society (CAS) has recently almost doubled the number of Areas of Professional Competency (APC).

Gordon Brown under pressure to back EU pesticide impact assessment

03 November 2008, HortWeek.com

Government MPs and Lords are wading into the debate on the EU pesticide proposals and are putting pressure on the...

10 ways to sell more ... conifers

01 November 2008, Garden Retail

Their variety of hues, shapes and sizes makes conifers highly useful in most gardens, and they create a splash of...

Evaluating brand perception

01 November 2008, Horticulture Week

Doug Stewart looks at the importance of managing your products - and keeping an eye on those of your rivals.

Arboriculture is "high art of horticulture" says Titchmarsh

31 October 2008, HortWeek.com

Arboriculture is the "high art of horticulture and life" and its practitioners "lions among men", according to Britain's most famous...

Dr Hugh Evans, head of tree health division, The Forestry Commission

31 October 2008, Horticulture Week

The Forestry Commission has chosen Dr Hugh Evans, head of the tree health division at its Forest Research agency, to...

Benn will meet industry leaders

31 October 2008, Horticulture Week

Defra secretary Hilary Benn is set to discuss pesticides legislation and the state of the economy with industry leaders on...

A virtual way to hone real skills

31 October 2008, Horticulture Week

Colleges and businesses are making use of virtual learning environments to complement hands-on training, says Kris Collins.

Pesticide proposal changes to face vote on 5 November

31 October 2008, Horticulture Week

A complete ban on pesticides in "sensitive" areas and more stringent hazard-based approaches to regulation are back on the table...

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