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25 Nov 2011 | by Jack Shamash

A desire for privacy is pushing sales of hedging plants, while other buying trends relate to the environment and economy, Jack Shamash finds.

Agave

18 Nov 2011 | by Miranda Kimberley

These spiky, evergreen rosettes add eye-catching structural form, says Miranda Kimberley.

Garden retail - bulk selling

18 Nov 2011 | by Hannah Jordan

With consumers increasingly looking for cheaper prices, some garden centres are using bulk-selling to keep the tills ringing, but the approach is not for everyone, reports Hannah Jordan.

Market report - Pots & containers

04 Nov 2011

The new pots and containers on the market not only have strong green credentials, but are big on quality too, writes Gavin McEwan.

Echium

28 Oct 2011 | by Miranda Kimberley

This hairy quick-grower seeds well and produces striking flower spikes, says Miranda Kimberley.

Market report - Cash and carry - economy drive

28 Oct 2011 | by Jez Abbott

The cash-and-carry sector is seeing strong sales of low-maintenance plants as designers and contractors seek value, finds Jez Abbott.

Business Management - Preparing for acquisition

21 Oct 2011 | by Leslie L Kossoff

Due diligence ensures you are getting what you think you are, at the right price, says Leslie Kossoff.

Interview - Gez Smith, managing director, Lead the Good Life

21 Oct 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Lead the Good Life (LTGL) launched in 2008 selling live plants by website and mail order.

Interview - Leigh Morris, president-elect, Institute of Horticulture

14 Oct 2011 | by Jez Abbott

The after-dinner speaker at this year's Institute of Horticulture conference was its new president-elect Leigh Morris who, following the theme of the conference, talked about the challenges of tempting young people into the profession. Morris, a globe-trotting head of education at Royal Botanic Garden...

Interview - Paul Loft, managing director, Homebase

30 Sep 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Gardening is 24 per cent of Homebase's 342-store £1.57bn turnover, making it one of Britain's biggest garden retailers.

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Trainee Gardener Chelsea Physic Garden £13,660, London
Genuine Horticulturalist Private Estate Competitive. DOE., Oxfordshire
Head Gardener Ascot Racecourse £25,000 - accommodation may also be available., Ascot Racecourse, Ascot, Berkshire
Experienced Gardener The Botanical Gardener £18k - £21k DOE, London
Head Gardener Glamis Castle Competitive salary based on experience, Glamis Castle, Scotland