Royal Horticultural Society improves security after £40,000 book theft
02 July 2010, Horticulture Week
The RHS has been forced to improve its security after a serial book thief stole a rare work worth £40,000....
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A student garden designer who won best in show for her garden in the Birmingham Borders competition at Gardeners' World...
The RHS has been forced to improve its security after a serial book thief stole a rare work worth £40,000....
A £3.3 million eco-friendly learning centre that will provide free horticultural education facilities for 10,000 Yorkshire children every year was...
A new report suggests that teaching gardening at school helps children to become more flexible, self-confident and better learners.
A new scholarship has been set up at the historic gardens at Great Dixter in East Sussex to allow students...
Professor John MacLeod, RHS vice-chairman of council, has died aged 70 after a long illness.
An MA in historic designed landscape is being launched by Writtle College in Essex later this year. The course is...
More design students are choosing recruitment-hungry career landscape architecture, with graduate applications up by over a third in two years.
Lack of funding for arboriculture training in colleges is compromising the sector's future, a training provider exhibiting at this year's...
Sector skills council Lantra is urging growers in the South East to apply for a share of £2.1m of funding...