The former Food Hall at Tong Garden Centre has been rebranded ‘Hearty’s’ by Huddersfield branding and design specialists, Picture Smiths and features a new branded range of all Yorkshire products. Hearty’s now occupies a 425m2 space at the Tong Lane centre and is the result of a six month, £250,000 project to deliver a superior
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Turning 10 is not a celebration to be missed and despite the challenges that we currently face there is no question that Garden Re-Leaf’s 10th anniversary was celebrated in style. Here we look back on some of the amazing FUNdraising events which took place throughout March – and look ahead to those yet to take
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New Hopetoun Gardens, a garden centre in Broxburn, was among many retailers who were forced to suddenly close their doors when the pandemic hit in March last year. The garden centre, which offers Scotland’s largest range of plants for sale, relied heavily on customer visits and face-to-face trading so the forced closure hit the business
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Each year Squire’s Garden Centres gives a ‘Made A Difference’ award to one of their employees who has gone over and above the call of duty.The award this year has gone to Stuart Sullivan, Garden Furniture Department Head at Squire’s in Badshot Lea. Martin Breddy, Managing Director at Squire’s, explains why Stuart won the award:
Squire’s employee awarded for going the extra mile! Read More »
In reaction to Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement that Scottish garden centres can reopen from 5 April, James Barnes, Chairman of the Horticultural Trades Association, said: “This is excellent news and we are delighted garden centres can finally reopen in time for some of the key Spring trading period. Everyone has been aware of the huge contribution
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GIMA Director, Vicky Nuttall writes: We are looking at what could be the strongest ever season for garden centres, but supply chain problems persist. 2021 has so far been incredibly busy for garden centres in England and the main trading season got off to a flying start in late February and throughout March. As we
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