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The International Garden Centre Association conference returns in 2022 (August 28- 3 September) with a tour of Holland. Source: Garden1

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Dalefoot Composts is set to double production again this year “as many more British gardeners switch to using more sustainable products and methods in their gardens”. Source: Garden1

Boost, Safelawn and Visiroot are top new brands. Source: Garden1

Boost, Safelawn and Visiroot are top new brands. Source: Garden1

The coffin of Barton Grange’s Eddie Topping, who died this month aged 89, will, on Tuesday September 28, rest at Barton Grange Garden Centre from 1.15pm-1.45pm for the paying of respects. Source: Garden1

Pot Trellis from Treadstone won the overal prize at the garden centre show, while Southern Trident’s new Harmony net zero compost won best in category and MNP’s Pink Granvia, which will have more than 100,000 produced, won best plant. Source: Garden1

The Glee Buyers Power List is designed to recognise the individual buyers and buying teams who have gone above and beyond to make a difference within the garden retail industry over the year Source: Garden1

Increase in pet ownership and engagement with wildlife during the pandemic lockdowns have driven a surge in demand says Tong. Source: Garden1

Plants shortlisted include a Salvia, Cercis, Kale and Limonium. Source: Garden1

The finalists and winners will be announced on 20th September. Source: Garden1

Woodlodge and the RHS have unveiled the designs for an outdoor planter partnership at Glee. Source: Garden1

SmartPlant’s new brand Mind, Body & Soil is to officially launch at Chelsea Flower Show. Source: Garden1

The funds will go towards research and development as well as storage capacity “cementing EGC’s position as leading the peat-free roadmap”, the firm said. Source: Garden1

Dobbies Garden Centres has opened booking for its winter events programme including a return of its Santa’s Grotto experience Source: Garden1

Domoney has teamed up with Garantia to encourage people to harvest rainwater, make their own compost and grow their own fruit and vegetables. Source: Garden1

“if people won’t go to a garden, garden centre or flower show because they can’t go without eating animals for one meal then those gardens, garden centres or flower shows aren’t interesting enough,” says a leading garden designer. Source: Garden1

Empathy’s Supreme Green Lawn Care range is growing with two new additons to the seed and feed range for the 2022 season. Source: Garden1