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Analysis

What do garden centre inspectors advise to bring in new customers?

Can growers expect to be hit by drought conditions in 2019?

How is Brexit chaos impacting landscape and wider construction?

How listening to customers is helping Dobbies to evolve its retail offer

Do expectations of automation need to be revised for production horticulture?

What can land managers do to stay out of court over Japanese knotweed?

Latest news

Revised guidance and nationwide research pledged during Japanese knotweed inquiry

23 January 2019 , By Sarah Cosgrove

Plant importer sees brisk January plant sales ahead of Brexit

23 January 2019 , By Matthew Appleby

Cultivation Street to give away 15,000 Calliope plants via garden centres

23 January 2019 , By Matthew Appleby

Government encourages industries to prepare for chemical use in the event of a no-deal EU exit

23 January 2019 , By Matthew Appleby

Xerochrysum from MNP wins IPM Essen top bedding plant prize

23 January 2019 , By Matthew Appleby

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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.

Project Lead: Landscaping and roof terrace for £149.5m London scheme

Hard and soft landscaping are planned for a commercial development in Tower Hamlets, East London.

Opinion... Highways authorities failing on risk

Research commissioned by the National Tree Safety Group (2009) indicated that tree failures cause about six deaths and 55 serious injuries annually, and more than 75% occur on highways. However, very few of those incidents ever get to court (fewer than 2%).

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