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01 Sep 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Sales of outdoor clothing and footwear at garden centres are on the rise, finds Matthew Appleby.

Hard Landscaping - Tough competition

01 Sep 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Companies are finding that they have to diversify to survive, says Matthew Appleby.

Top 100 Garden Centres 2011

01 Sep 2011

Garden Retail's latest listing brings an exclusive update on garden centres' performance over the past 12 months and their plans and prospects for the future, reports Matthew Appleby.

Four Oaks Trade Show - range of plants bigger than ever

25 Aug 2011 | by Jack Shamash

Variety is the key attribute on show this year as a vibrant selection of plants reflects a high level of confidence in the industry, notes Jack Shamash.

Four Oaks Trade Show - new products and services on offer

25 Aug 2011

From high-end planters and garden furniture to recycled pots and spraying equipment, Four Oaks caters for specialist growers and retail buyers alike, says Jack Shamash.

Four Oaks Trade Show - practical advice offered at seminars

25 Aug 2011

This year Four Oaks, in conjunction with Horticulture Week and Garden Retail magazine, is hosting a day of seminars to offer practical advice to people working in the industry.

Interview - David Howard, owner, Howard Nurseries

19 Aug 2011 | by Jonathan Tilley

Since its founding in 1969, Howard Nurseries has grown to become one of the country's largest perennial specialists. Based at a 60ha site in Norfolk, the nursery supplies independent retailers, local authorities and garden designers, including supplying many of the displays at the RHS Chelsea Flower...

Market report - Bedding Trials

19 Aug 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

Summer is the time to see the best of British breeders' and suppliers' ranges, says Gavin McEwan reporting on UK bedding trials.

Interview - Nigel Bishop, judge, Britain in Bloom

12 Aug 2011 | by Hannah Jordan

Despite retiring in 2009 after 46 years working mainly in the public sector parks service, Nigel Bishop is still putting his immense horticultural knowledge to good use.