Wakehurst bids to save rare Persea ichangensis
18 May 2012
Arboriculturists at Wakehurst Place in West Sussex are working to preserve a rare Persea ichangensis.
Following granting of 28-day exemption in hosepipe-ban-hit regions industry lobbyists draft a revised code of practice.
Arboriculturists at Wakehurst Place in West Sussex are working to preserve a rare Persea ichangensis.
Newly re-elected Mayor of London Boris Johnson has appointed an environment adviser and promised more green spaces and trees.
Some 19 regions are no longer officially in drought following the wettest April on record and continuing rainfall in May.
Tree ecologist Dr Keith Kirby has been awarded the Royal Forestry Society Gold Medal for distinguished service.
The wettest April in the UK for over 100 years will not lead to an end to the hosepipe ban, say water companies.
A study in Tunisia has found that grass planted on hydrophilic polyurethane-based foam VYDRO substrate requires up to 40 per cent less watering to stay green.
National Trust says it has found overwhelming evidence of a "long-term and dramatic decline" in children's relationship with the outdoors.
Institute develops international PAS 2050-1: 2012 for assessing the carbon footprint of horticultural goods and services.
Industry bodies will take united lobbying to Parliament in their bid to secure drought exemptions for landscaping projects.
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