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Latest news
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Planning application for new Bernie Spain Gardens due this month
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Contractor Flora-tec cuts costs by outsourcing fleet
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New natural playground at Horsted Keynes Recreation Ground
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Parliamentary committee critical of Government's 25 year environment plan
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Perennial prepares for busy winter as Universal Credit 'continues to bite'
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Cleve West helps children towards school garden dream
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Head of Grounds
St Helen’s School Northwood, London (Greater)
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Site Supervisor - T935
Horticruitment Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Landscape Plant Focus
Myrtus
Myrtle is a tender shrub so it is a plant for milder gardens, but with our changing climate the limits are being pushed, says Miranda Kimberley.
Pyrus
Attractive ornamental pear trees are great for street planting as well as gardens, writes Miranda Kimberley.
Alchemilla
These tough, long-lived, ground-cover plants are great in borders, rock gardens paths and walls, says Miranda Kimberley.
Landscape In Depth
Business Planning - Brace now for Brexit impact
Neville Stein advises how businesses can act now to protect themselves against higher plant import costs after the Brexit deadline.
Sargent's solutions: Why landscapers are better off keeping overall control of a project
Dividing up contracts can make it harder for landscapers to retain control of their projects, Alan Sargent warns.
Products & Kit Resources
Market reports and Kit tests
Tractors: market roundup
Manufacturers are working to provide solutions to many challenges. Sally Drury looks at their newest models.
Tractors reviewed: flexible choice
These two tractors are designed for versatility and operator comfort, but how do they fare under tough test conditions? Sally Drury reports.
Are tree suppliers seeing the benefit of the health message of trees?
The message that health, the environment and business all benefit from trees is finally getting through, but are nurseries seeing an upturn? Sally Drury reports.
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