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09 Feb 2012

Phytophthora austrocedrae has hit rare native juniper bushes at the Moor House - Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve in the North Pennines.

Fuchsia gall mite and leek moths enter RHS top 10 pests list

12 Jan 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Slugs and snails have taken the top RHS pest enquiry slot for 2011 after having lost first place to viburnum beetle in 2010.

Forestry Commission halts larch felling

08 Nov 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

The Forestry Commission has introduced a temporary moratorium on issuing new permissions to fell larch trees during the winter in the areas of Britain at greatest risk of having ramorum disease.

Disease-resistant elms planted at Wrest Park as part of a £1.4m regeneration project

19 May 2011

Twenty six Dutch elm disease-resistant elms were planted in the Bedfordshire park to replace an avenue of English elms that succumbed to the disease in the 1970s.

Moth pest caterpillars emerging in Berkshire and West London

27 Apr 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Residents of Pangbourne in Berkshire and parts of west London are being cautioned not to touch the caterpillars of the pest oak processionary moth (OPM) that are now hatching out in oak trees there.

MP calls for research into causes of poor bee health

07 Apr 2011 | by Gemma Mackenzie

Conservative MP George Freeman has called for more research into the causes or poor bee health.

Suspend the use of Neonicotinoid pesticides, say Buglife

07 Apr 2011 | by Gemma Mackenzie

Conservation body Buglife has called for a suspension on the use of Neonicotinoid pesticides until they can be shown to be environmentally safe.

Gardeners report their pest and disease problems to Bayer Garden

06 Apr 2011 | by Gemma Mackenzie

Gardeners calling Bayer Garden's garden care advisory line have been seeking advice on how to tackle their pest and disease problems.

Bayer CropScience seeks buyer for Norwich facility

06 Apr 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

Bayer CropScience is seeking to sell its manufacturing plant in Norwich as a going concern.

EU Commission must step up and appoint chief scientist, say NFU

05 Apr 2011 | by Gemma Mackenzie

The NFU has said the European Commission needs to step up its hunt to find a chief scientist to assist in critical decisions surrounding issues such as food security and climate change.

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