Survival of the fittest - amenity growers strive to survive the budget cuts
Government cuts and little private development mean tough times for amenity growers, says Gavin McEwan.
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Leading players from the world of regeneration and public sector landscaping are to take part in a Horticulture Week panel discussion at next week's IoG Saltex.
The EC1 New Deal for Communities programme in south Islington, London, invested in the redesign of parks, streets and social...
Government cuts and little private development mean tough times for amenity growers, says Gavin McEwan.
Work at height can be done safely and legally if using the correctly selected raised platform, says Sally Drury.
At London's Olympic Park, a vast riverine landscape is being created from scratch. Gavin McEwan reports on progress to date.
The latest models from 23-110hp use technology to make them manoeuvrable and versatile, says Sally Drury.
Tested this week - TYM T433 CAB; NEW HOLLAND T5060
The Play Strategy has transformed playgrounds across the UK and stirred debate on good design, but the well is about...
Play equipment trends have evolved to reflect interest in natural play and technology developments, says Jack Shamash.
Although funding cuts are inevitable, using the right tactics could help to save services, Jack Sidders reports.
Can maintaining the birthplace of English landscaping be reconciled with the needs of a modern city park? Gavin McEwan reports.
It may be celebrity-focused but the media coverage benefits the entire trade, reports Matthew Appleby.
Size and weight are key determinants when assessing which mini excavator to buy or hire, says Sally Drury.
With Defra under a new leader, a restructure may provide opportunities for horticulture, Jack Sidders reports.
A new electronic control for Amazone's salt spreader range is set to simplify salt spreading this winter.
As a farmer, engineer, tutor and assessor of land-based skills, Andrew Griffiths has experience of a wide range of machinery,...
Firstly id like to take this opportunity to apoligise for my absence the past few months. This summer has seen...
'Mmmm it's hop-picking weather'. I'm hearing this a lot lately: I think it's the Kentish version of "Mmmm seasons of...
At a time when the coalition Government's axe is falling on anything and everything, the fact that the Fruit &...