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The designer behind the stunning Olympic cauldron is planning a giant £60 million floating garden to bridge the Thames.

Thomas Heatherwick’s design would be the first new crossing since the Millennium Bridge opened to the public in 2002 and would cre

Nick Milne is a co-director of Southern Landscape Contracts Ltd SLC based in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire.

SLC is a young company with big ambitions and already operates extensively around many regions of southern England with depots in Hampshire and B

A third of all honey bee colonies were lost over the winter of 2012/2013 – more than double the losses of the previous year – with increased losses recorded in all regions of England.

The British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) today announced the resu

One of the highlights of the City of London Festival, running from 23 June to 26 July, will be a pop-up mobile orchard.

Both real and manufactured trees will take root at a number of City locations during the festival.

Part installation, part perform

Those with an interest in the UK forestry industry can take part in a series of free e-lectures as part of a project aimed at building links with counterparts in Canada.

The Institute of Chartered Foresters (ICF) and Forest Research, have joined forc

I try to work with as many artists as I can when creating garden designs and in the two RHS Show Gardens I am building this year at Hampton and Tatton there is no exception. I have commissioned a very talented abstract artist Martin Bush to create a

Alan Ferguson, Head Groundsman at St George’s Park - the FA’s National Football Centre, has chosen Dennis as a key supplier of maintenance equipment for use on the natural elite pitches.

The award winning groundsman purchased three Dennis G860’s compl

Communities across the Glasgow area are being encouraged to head outdoors, get active and enjoy a new network of 13 Commonwealth Woods.

A legacy project of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the network includes woods that are well-established, boasting an

The European Commission has adopted a new strategy for encouraging the use of green infrastructure, and for ensuring that the enhancement of natural processes becomes a systematic part of spatial planning.

Green Infrastructure is a tried and tested t

If you want some inspiration, or just a smile, check out the finalists for the prestigious Shed of the Year competition.

Close on 14,000 votes were cast to narrow the search down to the winners of eight categories who are now competing for the ultima

The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs has published feedback and findings following its request for input into the strategy for the management of urban diffuse water pollution in England.

This form of diffuse pollution in rivers and wa

A little sunshine, warmer temperatures followed by the usual bouts of rain and the grass and weeds are up and away.

It’s the same every year, this sudden spurt of growth in the paddock, around the estate, the meadow, all want topping and you need to

It's no secret that plants play an essential role in the health and well-being of our planet. But a new study suggests that as the trees around us become fewer, it may actually come at the expense of human lives.

Over the past decade, an estimated 10

An experiment in self-sufficiency will transform a previously derelict Manchester printworks according to so-called vertical urban farming techniques

Future homes and workplaces are set to be transformed into complex food production systems becoming

Sherriff Amenity, one of the leading turf care and sports equipment suppliers in the UK, has chosen Fusion Media (Europe) Limited to PR and advertising activities in the UK.

Formed in 1994, Sherriff Amenity has established a reputation as the industry

The first of 60 Coronation Meadows have been announced across the UK to mark the six decades of Queen Elizabeth's rule.

At the end of 2012, HRH The Prince of Wales suggested a nationwide project – a meadow in every county to mark the anniversary of T

With the sunny weather set to continue and Britain’s gardens well and truly in bloom, the national tourism agency has released research which reveals that a staggering £7.8 billion was spent by tourists enjoying a garden in the UK, with a large chun

Garden designer Michèle Martin spent twenty years in the corporate world before choosing to pursue her passion for gardens. Having earned an HND from Reaseheath College, Michèle went on to get an honours degree in Garden Design at Myerscough, Lancash

Complete Weed Control, the UK’s leading specialist contract service for the eradication of all problem weeds, is pleased to announce that Will and Hamish Pryse have completed the purchase of a new franchise area, covering Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire

Nottingham City Council has taken delivery of eight new Etesia PRO46 pedestrian mowers to maintain the large parks located throughout the area, which brings the fleet size to over 40 mixed Etesia machines in all.

Selected following a thorough demonstr