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Notcutts Garden Centres teams up with Shrek
Notcutts stores this summer will feature Shrek the Ogre, who will be taking a break from his London attraction to encourage children to get planting in their gardens. Source: Garden1
Tree-planting and house-building targets set in Theresa May's manifesto
The Conservative Party has pledged to build more high-quality homes, plant a million trees, encourage design best practice, spend on infrastructure and has kept its commitment to producing a 25-Year Environment Plan in its manifesto, published today. Source: Garden1
Alex Vick is new executive director at HTA
As part of the on-going review into its management structure, the HTA Board has appointed Alex Vick as senior executive director with immediate effect. Source: Garden1
Alex Vick appointed executive director at trade body HTA
The HTA Board has appointed Alex Vick as senior executive director with immediate effect, as part of its on-going review into its management structure. Source: Garden1
Sales dip after record April but Chelsea Flower Show TV uplift and warmer weather forecast
Retail sales volumes jumped 2.3% in April from the month before and 4% on a year earlier, but a cold and wet spell has dampened May sales. Source: Garden1
Sales dip after record-breaking April for garden centres – but warmer weather forecast in Chelsea week
Retail sales volumes jumped 2.3% in April from the month before and 4% on a year earlier, but a cold and wet spell has dampened May sales. Source: Garden1
Kelling Estate buys Norfolk garden centre
The Kelling Estate in Norfolk has purchased Emcy Garden & Leisure, Kelling, Holt, Norfolk. Source: Garden1
HTA Chelsea Flower Show exhibit detailed
The industry showcase exhibit; 40 Sunbury Road at RHS Chelsea Flower Show will feature five new plant award launches and dozens of companies products and plants. Source: Garden1
Dozens of industry firms contribute to HTA/APL 40 Sunbury Road Chelsea exhibit
The industry showcase exhibit; 40 Sunbury Road at RHS Chelsea Flower Show will feature five new plant launches and dozens of companies products and plants. Source: Garden1
Bord Bia research uncovers future gardening trends and behaviours
Ireland’s next generation gardeners will be younger, more eco-aware, GYO (grow your own) advocates, according to research by Bord Bia. Source: Garden1
Gardening demographic trends revealed
Ireland’s next generation gardeners will be younger, more eco-aware, GYO (grow your own) advocates, according to research by Bord Bia. Source: Garden1
Bunnings appoints ex B&Q man as Homebase UK trading and commercial manager
Bunnings UK and Ireland have announced the appointment of David Haydon as Trading and Commercial Manager for Homebase. Source: Garden1
Bunnings appoints ex B&Q director as Homebase UK trading and commercial manager
Bunnings UK and Ireland have announced the appointment of David Haydon as Trading and Commercial Manager for Homebase. Source: Garden1
Crocus plans "slow burn" for new garden centre
Online garden centre and 25 gold medal-winning Chelsea Flower Show garden builder and plant supplier Crocus has bought its first bricks and mortar garden centre, at Dorney near Windsor in Berkshire. Source: Garden1
Crocus aims for "slow burn" for first bricks and mortar garden centre
Online garden centre and plant supplier Crocus has bought its first bricks and mortar garden centre, at Dorney near Windsor in Berkshire. Source: Garden1
Conservatives give worker manifesto pledges
The Conservative Party has said it will give workers family time off and will raise minimum wages in line with average earnings. Source: Garden1
Board level worker representatives among Conservatives manifesto pledges
The Conservative Party has said it will give workers family time off and will raise minimum wages in line with average earnings. Source: Garden1
Study reveals neonicotinoids in garden centre plants
A new study from University of Sussex’s Professor Dave Goulson, which has been accepted for publication in the journal Environmental Pollution, claims many ‘bee-friendly’ plants contain banned neonicotinoids. Source: Garden1
Authors of study mapping pesticide use in garden plants claim to have found traces of unauthorised products
A study from University of Sussex’s Professor Dave Goulson, which has been accepted for publication in the journal Environmental Pollution, claims to have found ‘bee-friendly’ plants with traces of insecticide products in banned by the EU – in pollen. Source: Garden1
Study mapping pesticide use in garden plants claims to have found traces of unauthorised neonicotinoids
A study from University of Sussex’s Professor Dave Goulson, which has been accepted for publication in the journal Environmental Pollution, claims to have found ‘bee-friendly’ plants with traces of insecticide products banned by the EU, in pollen. Source: Garden1