How wonderful it is to see the arrival of some proper spring gardening weather and it has certainly got our Garden Centre Association (GCA) members car parks filling up. At last, we have had a settled period of good weather, while I write this in the first week of April, to get people into their
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As the giftware industry continues to evolve, Widdop & Co. is at the forefront of enhancing seasonal retail experiences with fresh, innovative solutions. With over a century of expertise in gifts and homeware, the leading gift and homeware supplier is unveiling a host of new offerings that cater to both impulse gifting and curated seasonal
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Toasted Ceramic Fair is celebrating its second exhibition at Derby Museum & Art Gallery on the Wardwick on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th March 2025. With heightened interest in clay thanks to ‘The Great Pottery Throw Down’ series on TV, visitors will have the chance to be inspired by the ceramics of traveling potters from
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Lesser and Pavey welcome two new sales representatives Nick Garner covering the Midlands, & James Binckes-Williams looking after customers in the south of England. Two new sales representatives ensures the personal service we offer to customers. Both are highly experienced in our sector of industry with long standing experience and excellent knowledge in the gift industry
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British Garden Centres is excited to announce it is creating a show garden, working with renowned garden designer Pip Probert, to raise awareness for Greenfingers Charity at the Harrogate Spring Flower Show next month. The ‘British Garden Centres Butterfly Garden’ will be a serene and contemplative space designed to raise awareness for Greenfingers Charity. The
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THE BAROMETER of Trade (BoT) figures released by the Garden Centre Association (GCA) for February show members did the best in non-gardening categories (2025). When compared with the same month in 2024, data from GCA garden centres show five of the 13 categories recorded performed well with catering once again leading the way at +8.15%.
February’s GCA Barometer of Trade reveals catering & gifts led the way at member centres Read More »
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