Comprehensive Spending Review Analysis - how will horticulture fare?
29 Oct 2010
Industry specialists give us their reactions to the spending review and assess the implications for horticulture - sector by sector.
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Analysis: Polytunnel ruling delights fruit growers
04 Feb 2011 | by Rachel Sixsmith
Sector hails decision on Herefordshire polytunnels as a victory for common sense, Rachel Sixsmith reports.
Analysis: Green waste purified for peat alternative
02 Jul 2010 | by Matthew Appleby
Could a peat alternative made from garden waste satisfy industry needs? Matthew Appleby investigates.
Coalition gives cut and thrust to industry
21 May 2010 | by Jack Sidders
With Defra under a new leader, a restructure may provide opportunities for horticulture, Jack Sidders reports.
Demand outstrips supply of vegetables
14 May 2010 | by Matthew Appleby
Growers are selling more young vegetable plants but are wary not to over-produce, says Matthew Appleby.
Election Special: Parties square up ahead of polling day
30 Apr 2010 | by Jack Sidders
We invited Labour's Hilary Benn, the Conservatives' Nick Herbert and the Liberal Democrats' Tim Farron to answer key horticulture questions.
Parties set battle lines ahead of election
23 Apr 2010 | by Mark Glover
Change is on the agenda for the industry whatever the complexion of the new Government, Mark Glover finds.
Horticultural education to suffer as funding changes hit
26 Mar 2010 | by Matthew Appleby
Job losses and a lack of over-19s in training are likely results of new college budgets, says Matthew Appleby.
Critics question if temporary leases will meet public demand for allotments
12 Mar 2010 | by Matthew Appleby
Some commentators claim that extra growing areas will not be available in time. Matthew Appleby reports.
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- Key Account Manager Horticruitment OTE £28K+, UK
- Trainee Gardener Chelsea Physic Garden £13,660, London
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- Garden Centre Sundries Supervisor Horticruitment £18K, Derby
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