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Wyevale Nurseries is backing the Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) call for Britain to make autumn as important as spring, highlighting the season’s benefits for plant establishment, resilience and bareroot planting projects by launching an ‘Awesome Autumn’ campaign. The RHS recently urged Britain to place greater im
Task Academy is calling on the landscaping industry to unite behind a new campaign, #YourFutureInLandscaping, to showcase the breadth of career opportunities available to young people. The campaign is designed to encourage businesses across the industry to showcase their people, share career stories and help young peop
The Eden Project and the Duchy of Cornwall partnered to host Nature Connected Lives, the first annual two-day conference that brings together voices from health, education, business and the environmental sectors. The inaugural event took place at the Eden Project in Cornwall on 20 and 21 October where leaders explored
Ego has expanded its Pro X series with the launch of its first-single sided hedge trimmer for commercial users, as well as replacing two existing models in its cordless range. Designed for professionals and grounds maintenance teams requiring heavy, all-day usage, the new HTX7500S features a 75cm single-sided blade whi
A new research program is looking into how urban forestry can help make Gulf cities more comfortable in extreme heat and how they can be watered with limited rainfall. Dubai-based landscape and urban ecology consultancy NatureCulture has signed a 10-year memorandum of understanding with the Australian Urban Design Rese
A town in Gloucestershire that has designated itself as an ‘arboretum’ has been crowned the winner of the RHS Britain in Bloom final. Every tree in Stonehouse, whether on private or public land, is consider part of its community arboretum, which is defined by the town’s boundaries rather than being confined to a single
Employee-owned LUC celebrated its 60th anniversary with a two-day event that brought together its seven offices from across the UK. More than 300 colleagues gathered in Harrogate, where the company premiered a film that charted its journey over the last six decades. The environmental planning and design consultancy has
Togo’s government has prioritised the protection of a landscape as part of a large-scale road upgrade that passes through it. Running between Bassar in central Togo and Tindjassé at the border with Ghana, the 90km section of road goes through natural heritage sites such as the Fazao-Malfakassa National Park. Constructi
Perennial awarded five individuals and organisations for their support of the charity at its annual fundraising event. Cheshire-based Wright Landscapes, Bury Hill Landscape Supplies in Surrey, and London Lawn Turf were amongst the winners of Perennial’s Silver Shovel Spotlight Awards at its Dig Deep lunch earlier this
The National Trust has opened a new wetland nature reserve in Lincolnshire on what used to be a golf course. Sandilands now consists of newly established wetlands, accessible boardwalks, trails and visitor facilities such as a cafe and a community space. “From fairways to flyways, by restoring habitats, improving acces
Glyphosate remains an “important tool” for the professional amenity sector, says Amenity Forum chair Ian Graham, as new guidance is launched to help tackle a growing resilience to it. Published by the UK Weed Resistance Action Group (WRAG) in partnership with the Amenity Forum, the guidance offers practical steps for v
A new Physic Garden that has been a year in the making is starting to take shape at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Created in partnership with Birmingham City University (BCU), the space will showcase how plants have been used throughout history as well as providing a calm, sensory experience for visitors. It will also
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