Fuchsia gall mite and leek moths enter RHS top 10 pests list
12 Jan 2012 | by Matthew Appleby
Slugs and snails have taken the top RHS pest enquiry slot for 2011 after having lost first place to viburnum beetle in 2010.
Gateshead Council is to plant 650 trees in Cross Lane Meadows nature reserve, the first of 16 sites in Defra's Big Tree Plant initiative.
Slugs and snails have taken the top RHS pest enquiry slot for 2011 after having lost first place to viburnum beetle in 2010.
The Forestry Commission has introduced a temporary moratorium on issuing new permissions to fell larch trees during the winter in the areas of Britain at greatest risk of having ramorum disease.
Yorkshire Housing wants grounds maintenance services worth £1.7m over four years.
With scientists unlikely to find a predator for horse chestnut leaf miner, the tree's commercial prospects appear bleak.
Environmental charity Woodland Heritage issues call for funding to overcome acute oak decline.
A pall of gloomy skies across large parts of the UK has left potato growers battling against blight infections and struggling to cope with big crop canopies in the run-up to harvest.
The Horticultural Development Company held a seminar, Hitting the Target - Optimising Pesticide Efficacy, in Wellesbourne on 24 August.
Carrot growers in Norfolk are being warned by the ADAS/BASF Sclerotinia monitoring team that germination of the fungus has been unusually high in their region.
Treework Environmental Practice (TEP) is holding a seminar to address disease threats to mature trees at Kew on 16 September.


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