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Analysis

What are the garden centre best products and trends from Glee?

Why is garden centre development accelerating?

Eight leading garden retail figures speak on demand for the rest of 2021 and hopes for 2022

Why is Christmas stocking tighter this year for garden retailers?

After 'crazy' year for growers normality returns but issues around labour, pricing, peat and transport remain

Garden centre farm shops - the Clarkson effect

More on peat

HW Podcast

Horticulture Week Podcast: harnessing the therapeutic potential of gardens with Horatio's Gardens' Dr Olivia Chapple

More podcasts

Movers

Winners and losers in the week to 17 September

Movers to 17 September

Chelsea Flower Show roundup

Early glimpse of first autumn RHS Chelsea Flower Show - GALLERY

Horticulture Week has been able to preview show gardens and features at Chelsea 2021 (September 20-26).

RHS Chelsea Flower Show - what are the trends?

RHS Chelsea Flower Show - 18 new plants listed for award

Why isn't RHS Chelsea Flower Show plant-based? asks top garden designer

11 nurseries and gardens supply Villaggio Verde's Monument piazza at RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Hortus Loci overcomes challenges to supply 20 at RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Mind, Body & Soil subscription box delivering self-care through plants makes it to RHS Chelsea Flower Show

RHS Chelsea Flower Show diary: Agrumi's Stanley Jackson #5

Other News Highlights this week

APPG chair calls for renewed policy focus on sustainable intensification in agriculture

Plant importers and HTA welcome delay to checks on plants imported from the EU

Application for 65 homes at garden centre site

Evergreen Garden Care (ECG) to invest £7m in peat-free production for 2022

RHS Sustainability Strategy aims to influence horticulture industry targets on net zero

Newton Rigg reborn at Lowther Castle as new horticulture education facility opens

Dalefoot Composts to double production again

Thanet Earth unable deliver £320k of tomatoes, MP tells Parliament

67,000 trees planted in London as tree situation improves

Countryside Stewardship Facilitation Fund launched to include tree planting schemes

Lowther runner-up in European landscape awards

More news

Chelsea Diary

Time to rethink seasonal labour

New Plants with Graham Rice

New Plants: Leucanthemum - How ox-eye daisies are meeting modern demands

Top 175 Garden Centres 2021

Top 175 UK Garden Centres 2021 reflect ups and downs of a rollercoaster year and changes in the top 10

Maintenance checklist

SEPTEMBER TURFCARE TASKS

SEPTEMBER PARKS AND GARDENS MAINTENANCE TASKS

Analysis

Nurturing the horticulture leaders of tomorrow

Plant health

EAMU Expiry Alert: November 2021 EAMU authorisations that are due to expire by the end of November 2021.

EAMU roundup: August 2021 A round up of the latest horticultural EAMU authorisations.

Brassica alert: ringspot risk high Read on for the latest Pest & Disease Tracker Alert.

Alert: humidity ups disease on brassica Read on for the latest Pest & Disease Tracker Alert.

More here

The 2021 Spirit of Four Oaks virtual exhibitor guide is bringing the industry together in the absence of a physical show this year.

This EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY allows exhibitors to have a platform to showcase their plants, services and products to visitors in 2021.

For further enquires, please contact Hattie Marks: hattie.marks@haymarket.com /020 8267 4181

Go to the Spirit of Four Oaks Page

HORTICULTURE WEEK INTELLIGENCE

CLICK HERE to view monthly breakdowns of the top garden retail product sellers according to Electronic Point-of-Sale data.

PARTNER CONTENT

How to spot and control caterpillar infestation – and save your crop Presented by Fargro

HORTICULTURE WEEK PODCASTS

CLICK HERE to visit HW's Podcast Library!

HORTICULTURE WEEK INTELLIGENCE

CLICK HERE to view a sortable and regularly updated table of key Brexit-related policy, legislation and guidance documents published by the UK Government, devolved administrations and the European Commission, relevant to horticulture.

PEAT AND HORTICULTURE

CLICK HERE to view all Horticulture Week's coverage on the use of peat in horticulture and moves towards peat-free growing media for growers and garden centres

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Senior Gardener

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Kitchen Gardener (live in)

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Skilled Nurserypersons or Tree Planters

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