After three years at the helm of the garden industry's leading exhibition, Glee show director, Daniel Thurlow has confirmed that he is starting a new chapter within Emap Connect as the organisers sponsorship director.During his three years as Glee’s show director, Daniel navigated the challenging economic picture as well as seeing off the potential threat of a number of competitive launches. Added to this, Daniel was the driving force behind the introduction of a range of value-driven initiatives that were designed to help exhibitors, as well as enhancing the range of attractions for visitors. At Daniel’s departure, Glee is in great shape, with space bookings 19% ahead of this time last year, and meterage expected to overtake last year's show in early July.Sam Mitcham, Glee’s event manager, who joined the team in June, following his five year tenure as event manager of Ifsec – the world largest security trade show - will continue to head up the day-to-day sales efforts for Glee in the lead up to and beyond the September show. His role will see him working alongside the Glee and Petindex sales teams, as well as being the key interface with Glee exhibitor customers. Sam’s remit will also see him working closely with Glee’s marketing manager David Langrish and operations manager Nick White to continue to enhance and grow the show.Sam Mitcham, Glee event manager said: “On behalf of myself and the Glee team we would like to thank Daniel for all his hard work and commitment to the show over the last three years. His expertise, dedication and fresh thinking have helped Glee grow and develop to where it is today –a true showcase for the industry. Looking ahead, myself and the team will build on the strong foundations that Daniel leaves behind to ensure that Glee continues to deliver a show that the industry deserves.”Glee will focus on the biggest brands, leading retail inspiration and product innovation during 2010. Key names confirmed include The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, Sutton Seeds, Gardman, Bosmere, Westland Unwins, DLF Trifolium (Johnsons Lawn Seeds), whilst Landscaping brands such as Forest Garden, Grange Fencing, Haddonstone, M & M Timber will be joined by leading Outdoor Living brands such as Norfolk Leisure, Rondeu Leisure, A.Mir & Co Ltd, Calor Gas Ltd, Marvell’s, Premier Decorations, Bellagio UK and Landmann UK.Find out moreGlee is the UK’s leading trade event for the garden and leisure industry, encompassing key sectors such as plants, garden design, garden care, garden leisure, garden retail support and garden home and gift. For more information about Glee 2010 call 01923 690 663 or visit www.gleebirmingham.comEndsWord count: 437For more information, interviews or images please contact:Kimberley Hornby or Michelle Whitefoot, Glee PR Team, Whitefoot-Forward PRTel: 01299 250588 Fax: 0870 751 9295 Email: gleepr@whitefoot-forward.co.uk312 Oak Drive, Hartlebury Trading Estate, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, DY10 4JB
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Hi All, In a cleints garden, I'm having a real problem with these shoots that are coming up in the lawn.I'm digging them out as I go, they are on long roots. they have an oval shape leaf and develop nasty thorns. See pics.Can anyone help identify…

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