When launching a new tool brand, one that is full of industry firsts and game-changing design innovations, the marketplace sits up and notices. But when you add in a famous face, one that has adorned our screens for over 20 years and inspired a generation of gardeners, as the brand’s ambassador, it suddenly becomes an
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If you’re in search of some autumn inspiration for the garden as well as the home and want to make the most of the beautiful October weather we’ve been blessed with, these stunning self-watering planters from Lechuza, a new addition to the Balconera range. The beautiful Balconera Cottage 80 (£77.99) in mocha by Lechuza comes
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with the Spring Equinox a few days past and warmer weather on the horizon, our thoughts are turning to gardens, terraces and outdoor living in general. Picnics and Pimms on the lawn, cocktails on the patio, lunch in the rose garden, bring it all on please! To celebrate the change of seasons, experts from OnBuy
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As gardening continued to rise in popularity during the pandemic, GIMA – the leading trade association representing garden manufacturers – has seen its membership grow. Emerging and established brands are seeking to optimise the unrivalled portfolio of business support tools that GIMA exclusively offers members to help navigate the opportunities and challenges that are driving
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Pictured top: Paloma’s Garden by Una Joy of Paper Bird Publishing. With ‘Nature’ being the focus for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (10 -16 May 2021), gardens can be perfectly planted within that theme, having been, and remaining, instrumental ‘essential carers’ of our mental health in the past year. And with this increased awareness
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Speaking out ahead of a review of lockdown restrictions by the Welsh government this week, Welsh members of the sector’s trade body, the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) said Ministers should fully recognise the unique nature of the industry’s supply chain and take the huge contribution to people’s health and wellbeing made by plants and gardening
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