Peter Seabrook
Peter Seabrook is a gardening writer and broadcaster.
Difficulties posed by peat reduction
Good seed, cuttings and potting composts are the foundation for good plant production and gardening success.
The best ways to spread knowledge within horticulture
Meeting electronically, via Zoom and similar online channels, is a miracle of the age and a business meeting lifeline during lockdown.
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.
Help more people to start growing
Derek Bunker at Alton Garden Centre is always worth hearing out.
Big opportunities ready to be seized
There can be no dispute about the huge number of people new and returned to gardening as a result of the lockdown.
Work together to build more plant sales
Different sections of the industry came together in a spirit of cooperation as a result of Covid-19.
New gardeners, new opportunities
None of us have experienced a spring such as we have just had.

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Gardener - full time
James Allen's Girls' School East Dulwich, London (Greater)
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Horticulture Training and Assessment Consultant
KEITS Training Services Ltd Oxford, Oxfordshire
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Senior Gardener
English Heritage Belsay Hall & Castle, Belsay, Northumberland, NE20 0DX
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Landscaper Team Leader
T. Jefford Landscaping and Garden Services Sacriston, Durham
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Soft Landscaping Crew Leader
Kennet Landscape Solutions Theale, Reading
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