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.
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.
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.
From working demonstrations to new ideas, kit and machinery, this year's show offers better-than-ever opportunities for visitors to find the products, advice and support they need, says Sally Drury.
Examining how you got to where you are can help you work out where to go next, says Leslie Kossoff.
Despite differing experience, our testers mastered machines at both ends of the scale, says Sally Drury.
With utility arboriculture safety hitting the headlines, the industry is looking for ways to decrease risk, Gavin McEwan reports.
Increasing environmental concern among retailers and consumers is benefiting UK Christmas tree growers, says Gavin McEwan.
Our testers spend a week using Ranger Equipment's latest-generation MEWP. Sally Drury reports.
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