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Fiskars autumn offer, running between September 1 and November 15 2020, is designed to incentivise garden-loving consumers and increase basket spend. Source: Garden1

To work out the hottest gardening activities right now, experts at Love the Garden analysed over 100 different garden-related hashtags on Instagram to uncover those growing in popularity and set to be big in 2021. Source: Garden1

A new compliation series of ITV’s Love Your Garden will be starting on Tuesday 1 September from 8pm. Source: Garden1

The virtual Glee Gathering trade show will feature new growing media, fertilisers and socks. Source: Garden1

Ayletts, Klondyke and Haskins have had their websites made ecommerce-friendly by Corby & Fellas during the coronavirus lockdown. Source: Garden1

B&Q is at 43% of its target to sell 100% peat-free bagged growing media by 2020. Source: Garden1

Greenman Garden Tools have launched a range of garden gift and accessory sets in gift boxes. Source: Garden1

Garden centres are continuing wuth transactional online offers post-lockdown. Source: Garden1

Plant information company Joy of Plants launched an update to its services to enable plant webshops to be created based on its plant library. Source: Garden1

Moray-based Mackenzie & Cruickshank Garden Centre owner Peter Wilson has had 500 Facebook likes and more than 100 supportive comments as well as almost 100 Linkedin reactions to a post about a customer’s treatment of a staff member. Source: Garden1

There have been 16 members of staff at a B&Q distribution centre in Swindon testing positive for Covid-19. Source: Garden1

Contact tracing is being carried out says NHS Ayrshire and Arran with anyone who visited on Friday 21 August urged to remain “extra vigilant” and to book a test if they develop any symptoms. Source: Garden1

TV gardener Titchmarsh t of his new role — called for the momentum to be maintained. Source: Garden1

TV gardener Titchmarsh t of his new role — called for the momentum to be maintained. Source: Garden1

The former Hay Lane centre in Swindon has been transformed. Source: Garden1

Defra has announced changes after consulting on the system it will use for import notifications. Source: Garden1

Consultant Jane Lawler has presented a seminar on behalf of GIMA (Garden Industry Manufacturers’? Association) about plastic packaging in the garden sector. Source: Garden1

HeyPlants.co.uk is a new online website, enabling Londoner’s to buy plants online, directly from independent plant sellers. Source: Garden1

Fosters, of Thrybergh, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, will close in October. Source: Garden1

Evergreen Garden Care has launched “the biggest peat-free range in Europe”. Source: Garden1