The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has announced a new licensee for outdoor pots, one of its key gardening categories. The four-year license has been awarded to Woodlodge Products, the UK’s leading supplier of garden pots and gardenware. The first products in the partnership will be launched to retailers for pre-order in September 2021. They will
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The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has partnered with sustainability certification the Planet Mark as a first step in delivering its Sustainability Roadmap. The partnership will help both the HTA and its members to reduce their carbon footprint, protect the natural environment and combat climate change. The partnership provides members with an opportunity to access expert
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Garden Industry Manufacturers Association (GIMA) director, Vicky Nuttall, writes. The good news for 2021 is despite all the challenges we are currently faced with, there are clear signs that we are in for a buoyant season in the months ahead. An early Easter, coupled with a keen – and rapidly expanding – consumer base, will
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With the popularity of houseplants hitting stratospheric levels and three million new gardeners* embracing their green fingers for the first time in 2020, it’s safe to say that gardening has become mainstream once again. One brand that is helping gardeners – and retailers – to maximise the many benefits of this pastime is the multi-award
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The popularity of gardening continues to rise, with research by the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) showing that lockdown in 2020 created another 3 million more gardeners. With people spending more time at home again in 2021 it is the perfect opportunity to make your garden, no matter what its size, look its best. But it
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A new £16mn garden centre development will be built alongside the Scotch Corner Designer Village in North Yorkshire, after planning permission was granted by Richmondshire District Council. The Village, which is to incorporate 92 shops and ten restaurants or cafes, is set to open in 2023, after plans to open last year were set back
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