Chiswick House and Gardens restoration
18 June 2010, Horticulture Week
Can maintaining the birthplace of English landscaping be reconciled with the needs of a modern city park? Gavin McEwan reports.
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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.
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Project: Tree felling and management Client: Telford & Wrekin Council Contractor: UPM Tilhill UPM Tilhill has finished a tricky tree-removal...
These deciduous shrubs are well-known but infrequently used in gardens, says Miranda Kimberley.
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A newly-published biography of the grande dame of flower arranging, Constance Spry, recalls how before her single-handed popularisation of the...
The first ever HTA National Plant Show will aim to meet the needs of growers and retailers, says Matthew Appleby.
You can tell that you are on to a good thing by the build up of plaque. Birmingham Botanical Gardens...
The Government is offering growers incentives to invest in renewable energy, Claire Shaddick reports.