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Landscape Juice Newsletter - Saving adders; pollen forecasts; RHS iPhone app.

Posted by Craig McGinty on April 28, 2011 at 11:47am

Landscape Juice Newsletter

Wednesday 27 April 2011
http://www.landscapejuice.com/

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The forecasts draw on readings from 16 regions across the UK with daily updates posted to the website at midday.
Available to download and offers a guide to 40 places to see orchids.
The number of adders has dropped by more than a half in the past fifty years.
Plan your vegetable garden on your smartphone.

Landscape industry set to be further polarised?
APL chairman stirs up the industry with some provocative words.

HMRC reminder about Employer Annual Returns deadline
Business owners are being urged to file their Employer Annual Return (P35 and P14s) online by May 19

'Why we care about chalk streams' garden for WWF 50th anniversary at Hampton Court
Fiona Stephenson recreates a tranquil chalk stream with a twist

New exhibitors bring experience and quality to the show
For more than 40 years Palmstead Nurseries has been producing nursery stock to meet the needs of the landscape and amenity industry.

Stay in touch with latest from the Creating Landscapes Show
There are a number of ways you can do this, so here is a quick guide
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