As the first green shoots of spring start pushing their way through the Earth and gardeners get ready for the growing season ahead, garden-proud dog owners should be keeping a close eye on the condition of their lawns and trees, which over time can be seriously damaged by canine urine burns. A 100 percent natural
Dog Rocks neutralise canine urine the natural way Read More »
It doesn’t seem like five minutes since we were celebrating an unusual Christmas and New Year in our isolated ‘bubbles’ but, as January races to a close, gardeners and allotment holders everywhere have one big job building to mountainous proportions in their minds. Stormy winter rain, wind and snow might be upon us now, but
Get gardens and allotments in fine shape for Spring with Clear ‘N’ Collect Read More »
As if Glastonbury being cancelled wasn’t sign enough that the times that were a-changing have undergone a seismic shift, the Chelsea Flower Show has been postponed to September for the first time in its 108-year history. The change of date follows on from a full cancellation of the event last year, another first for the
Chelsea Flower Show postponed until September Read More »
GIMA – the trade association that represents a wide range of companies supplying consumer products to the UK’s gardeners – has launched the industry’s first ‘Plastic Packaging Pledge’. The pledge is in response to the global impact of plastic packaging usage and the potential environmental damage this packaging can cause as a result of incorrect
GIMA launches the UK garden industry’s first ‘Plastic Packaging Pledge’ Read More »
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
HTA works towards decarbonisation in horticulture with Planet Mark Read More »
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
GIMA looks forward to a buoyant season but warns of supply chain problems Read More »
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