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17 Feb 2012 | by Sid Sullivan

In the first of three articles on tendering, Sid Sullivan tackles the key questions during the planning phase.

Synthetic turf - the right pitch

17 Feb 2012 | by Hannah Jordan

As the Football League debates the pros and cons of its ban on synthetic surfaces, Hannah Jordan looks at the key issues.

Interview - Jessica Gibbons, head of parks and open spaces, London Borough of Camden

10 Feb 2012 | by Jez Abbott

The London Borough of Camden has more than 70 historic green spaces and a brand new head of parks and open spaces who is 35 years old.

Striking a balance between restoration and innovation

10 Feb 2012 | by Hannah Jordan

The choice between restoration and innovation when redesigning historic gardens is a question of reconciling the site's past story and modern visitor needs, Hannah Jordan reports.

Pest & Disease Management - Fusarium patch - A threat to turf when conditions are cold and wet

10 Feb 2012

The most common and damaging pathogen on ornamental lawns and sports turf in the UK is the fungus Microdochium nivale (syn. Fusarium nivale).

Reviewed - Handheld hedge trimmers

10 Feb 2012 | by Sally Drury

How did seven models fare when tested at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Romsey? Sally Drury finds out.

Interview - Mark Paterson, curator, Cruickshank Botanic Garden, University of Aberdeen

03 Feb 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Mark Paterson's horticultural career has included spells in Canada, Australia and London's Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, as well as Threave Gardens in Castle Douglas and the Eden Project in Cornwall, where he was head of the tertiary education programme. At the Cruickshank Botanic Garden, he will be working...

Market report - Ride-on mowers

03 Feb 2012 | by Sally Drury

Getting the maximum benefit from your mower is key when budgets are tight, Sally Drury maintains.

Interview - Cory Furness, head gardener, Penshurst Place

27 Jan 2012 | by Jonathan Tilley

The historic gardens at Penshurst Place in Kent, privately owned by the Viscount and Viscountess De L'Isle, date back to the first Elizabethan age.

Arboriculture - The value of trees

27 Jan 2012 | by Hannah Jordan

A survey highlighting the multi-million pound contribution of trees to Torbay's environment will give tree officers another weapon in their armoury, Hannah Jordan reports.

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