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How was contaminated land transformed at The Avenue in Chesterfield?

What do Stockbridge's new research facilities offer the industry?

How will Westland buying Gardman impact the garden centre supply market?

What is the latest in plastic plant pot recycling?

How should garden centres tackle health and safety issues?

What should be done to ensure sustainable growth in English wine?

Latest news

Artificial lawns sales rise in hot summer

23 October 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Sales of artificial lawn rose significantly across the UK over the summer, thanks to the extremely hot weather.

Kernock Park Plants produce InstaPlant armistice centenary displays

23 October 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Kernock Park Plants has produced centenary World War One commemorative carpet beds and displays for councils including Lancaster City Council, Ashford Borough Council and Durham County Council.

Peter Hoddinott dies aged 57

23 October 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Peter Hoddinott, former managing director and owner of New Leaf Plants, has died aged 57.

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