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Analysis

How useful are vegan accreditation scheme badges for business?

What is holding back controlled environment growing?

How has Epping Forest successfully managed Japanese knotweed?

How are change managers planning to "make Homebase great again"?

Why are amenity plant and tree sales continuing to boom?

How will the trade in fresh produce be affected by Brexit?

Latest news

Sarah Squire appointed chairman of Squire's Garden Centres

21 February 2019

City of London rooftop garden "exemplar" of future development in Square Mile

21 February 2019 , By Sarah Cosgrove

Countryside Stewardship scheme opens for applications from land owners and managers

20 February 2019

Go ahead for Valley Gardens regeneration in Brighton

20 February 2019

Support for ongoing fresh produce industry funding of Veg Power campaign lukewarm

20 February 2019 , By Gavin McEwan

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Opinion... Action needed to protect environment

Opinion... How science can open up markets

Revitalisation of our glasshouse industry is welcome. Development of Thanet Earth and now the project at Bamford, Ipswich, are factory-level growing.

Opinion... Open horticulture students' eyes to opportunities

The number of full-time students entering colleges for land based studies currently stands at 800, an unbelievably low number for the whole of the country. Colleges offering a wide range of agricultural and horticultural subjects have dropped and horticultural courses are being lost at a quite frightening rate.

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