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26 Jun 2008

- What does your typical day involve? I usually get in about 7.30am, unlock the estate and have a quick walk around to see what has happened overnight so every day is different depending on what needs doing. There are 10 gardeners in total and we'll do anything that crops up during the day. - What...

Cautious road to instant ordering

12 Jun 2008 | by Gavin McEwan

Despite great interest in the benefits of electronic data interchange, its use for plant sales has yet to take off.

Radical turnaround

29 May 2008 | by Gavin McEwan

Hadlow College has come back from the brink and now nurses ambitious plans for the future.

The modern apprentice

28 May 2008 | by Marc Rosenberg

BBC One’s reality TV show The Apprentice has helped rekindle interest in work-based learning. With candidates facing Amstrad boss Sir Alan Sugar in a bid to earn a six-figure salary, the benefits of on-the-job training and the motivation of entrepreneurs are clear to TV viewers.

Good garden design: nature vs nurture

22 May 2008 | by Matthew Appleby.

Rachel de Thame's remarks have prompted discussion about training and education.

Competition gives youth a cutting edge

15 May 2008 | by Miranda Kimberley

The IoH's Young Horticulturist of the Year award makes winners of all its participants.

Ten good reasons to get into horticulture

01 May 2008 | by Gavin McEwan

If you are opening this year's Careers in Horticulture looking to enter the world of plants, congratulations! You have picked a great time to enter this vibrant and diverse industry.