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The long, gravel driveway does not have a welcome sign. After making my way down a pot-holed dead end street about an hour outside of Portland, Oregon, I assume it’s the wrong address. But the drive opens up, just past a no trespassing notice, to a l

Most landscaping and garden related jobs will produce waste in some form or another, and larger jobs may require a waste disposal solution. There are a number of options available, but whatever you choose, it is important that you get a great value d

David Chammings, Amenity Specialist in the South West of the UK, is the latest member of staff from Sherriff Amenity to achieve the FACTS (Fertiliser Advisers Certification & Training Scheme) qualification.

Since 1993 FACTS has been the body responsib

Alan Abel from Complete Weed Control gives turf managers advice following the early Easter period.

With some warm sunshine during early April it seems as though spring has finally sprung. But with frost later in the month and lower than usual temperat

Millions of tiny wasps that are natural parasites for the emerald ash borer have been released into wooded areas in 24 states of the US to try and peg back the tree-killing insect’s advances.

The US Department of Agriculture has researched and approv

The Met Office has launched a new weather forecast mobile app, enabling people to stay both safe and one step ahead of the weather, and giving confidence to those planning their day wherever they are.

By developing the mobile experience using real-ti

Gary Barwell, Head Groundsman at Edgbaston Stadium, has reported excellent results from using ICL products at the award-winning cricket ground in Birmingham – home of Warwickshire CCC.

Having started as an apprentice at Leicestershire County Cricket C

Britain’s gardens are being increasingly left to fall into ruin, unloved and uncared for, as a result of the growth in the rental market.

The Royal Horticultural Society says the buy-to-let boom across Britain’s cities has led to a growing number of

Britain has passed another milestone on the path to a cashless society, with 2015 the first year that cash was used for less than half of all payments by consumers.

Cash usage will be eclipsed by debit cards and contactless payments by 2021, said Pay

Andy Walker, Field Support Manager for Dennis and SISIS, recently celebrated an impressive 40 years of working for the company.

It all started back in 1976 when a fresh faced 16 year old, took a chance and strolled into the SISIS factory looking for a

It's been weeks, maybe months, in planning and now it's time to put your grand design ideas into action. The landscape will be transformed when the work is done - no one will believe how it looked before to how it will look when done....which is a pi

Over half of smaller business owners (55 per cent) say their company’s growth is being held back by the amount of time they have to dedicate to business administration, according to new research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

The find

A study is being launched to discover the best way to tackle what many gardeners see as their ultimate foes – slugs and snails.

The one-year research project will examine the use of mulch, slug pellets and nematodes, a form of biological control of s

German drug and chemicals-maker Bayer has made a takeover bid for agricultural giant Monsanto in a deal that could create the world's biggest supplier of seeds and pesticides.

Monsanto is known as a specialist in genetically modified crops.

The offer

Doctors should prescribe gardening far more often for patients with cancer, dementia and mental health problems, the NHS has been urged in a new report.

Outdoor spaces including gardens can reduce social isolation among older people as well as help p