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Estate worker/gardener
Hestercombe Gardens Taunton, Somerset
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Skilled Gardener
Richstone Properties London (Greater)
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Skilled Gardener
Riverhill Himalayan Gardens Sevenoaks, Kent
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Assistant Manager - Garden Centre
West Six Garden Centre Ravenscourt Park, West London
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Plant Nursery Assistant Manager
Holden Clough Nursery Bolton by Bowland, Clitheroe
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Grower sundries - Options for nurseries
Environmental factors are key for growers choosing the latest pots, growing media, fertilisers and labels, writes Sally Drury.
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Japanese cherries
Spectacular spring blossom makes these trees highly valuable in garden designs and urban landscapes, writes Sally Drury.

Cornus
This diverse and ornamental genus presents opportunities for retailers as well as landscapers, writes Sally Drury.

Malus
An abundance of spring blossom ensures flowering crab apple trees’ reputation as jewels of the landscape, notes Sally Drury.

Malus domestica
Apple trees’ wide variety of fruit and splendid flower displays should appeal to new gardeners, Sally Drury suggests.

Cotoneaster
Their wide diversity makes these plants ideal and popular for many garden and landscape purposes, Sally Drury finds.

Carpinus
These trees are ideal for parks and gardens and many will tolerate pollution in urban areas, notes Sally Drury.
Peter Seabrook

Why face-to-face trading is still best
We live in very different times and I was interested to hear Evergreen Garden Care pretty well took over a hotel, built half-a-dozen studios in different rooms and held Zoom meetings with more than 250 customers over two days.
Tim Edwards
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