Being organised, keeping up to date and focusing on safety are three major aspects of any arboricultural business. Thankfully, there are tools and equipment to ensure that this aspect of work runs smoothly.

Exotic edibles - growers expand their horizons

01 Sep 2011

The sun-loving kiwis should have all perished. Last winter in Kent, after all, was one of the worst for years. But they did not, which bodes well not only for Worldwide Fruit, which is trialling the crop, but like-minded growers turning their hand to exotic fruits and vegetables.

Three retail game changers you can use now

01 Sep 2011 | by Leslie L Kossoff

In-store and online, new media tools provide opportunities to improve the retail experience, says Leslie Kossoff.

Ten ways to sell ... conifers and heathers

01 Sep 2011 | by Graham Clarke

In combination or individually the year-round sales potential of the two can be enhanced by staff knowledge and effective displays, says Graham Clarke.

Retail clothing in garden centres - Wrapping up

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.

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Trainee Gardener Chelsea Physic Garden £13,660, London
Genuine Horticulturalist Private Estate Competitive. DOE., Oxfordshire
Garden Centre Sundries Supervisor Horticruitment £18K, Derby
Landscape Contract/Project Manager Horticruitment Up to £40K DOE, M62 Corridor
Head Gardener Ascot Racecourse £25,000 - accommodation may also be available., Ascot Racecourse, Ascot, Berkshire