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Interview - Jeffrey Bernhard, managing director, Bernhard's Nurseries.

After 60 years in the business, Jeffrey Bernhard has decided to retire. But the veteran grower, landscaper and retailer is keen to leave a legacy. This is his horticultural distribution centre in Rugby, which he sees as the way ahead for plant distribution. The recently completed 1m hub is for lease...

Importance of a migrant workforce

The NFU is lobbying the Government as growers face ever-tighter restrictions on labour.

Courses fit for funding

Horticultural training must meet new criteria to secure financial support.

Paul Whitehouse, chairman, Gangmasters Licensing Authority

Paul Whitehouse belongs to one of the newest and most dangerous gangs on the block. Dangerous, that is, if you happen to be one of the bad guys, flouting employment laws and exploiting workers from all points of the globe, from eastern Europe to Asia. The chairman of the Gangmasters Licensing Authority...

Review hits funding for career-changers

Despite a recent reprieve, funds for some already-qualified students retraining for a career in horticulture could be under threat.

Interview: Roy Lancaster, Plantsman, Writer and Broadcaster

Within minutes of talking to plantsman Roy Lancaster, it is impossible not to be infected by his enthusiasm for plants. He has achieved so many ambitions in the horticultural world, but he has an easy manner that just lets you sit back and enjoy the stories.

Interview: Martin Davies, chairman, Garden Centre Association

There is little opportunity for new Garden Centre Association (GCA) chairmen to ease themselves into the role. Even before being officially handed the chains of office, they have to organise the following year's three-day conference.

Show Preview - Harrogate highlights

From seminars to new products, there's plenty to see at this year's Harrogate Week event, says Sally Drury. Edited by Sally Drury, email: sally.drury@haymarket.com.

What are your sector's priorities for 2008?

Professionals from across horticulture highlight their aims and prospects for the coming year.

Building on experience

A growing number of employers in production horticulture are developing training schemes for seasonal migrant workers. Kris Collins reports.

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