RHS calls on nation to get Greening Great Britain for the nation’s health and for the environment RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2020 Garden for Friendship will promote ‘making friends through gardening’. The RHS which will live on at NHS Mental Health Trust through National Competition for Patients and Staff to enjoy RHS also announces RHS Plant …
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Last year’s BTME exhibition saw nearly 9,000 BIGGA members, turf managers, golf club owners, managers and industry decision-makers pack into the Harrogate Convention centre in Yorkshire to discover the latest products and innovations plus unrivalled networking opportunities. And this year promises to be even better… So, here’s why you should attend BTME 2020 this year: Get …
Having to cut back rough terrain, manage grounds on a wet day or simply mow the lawn? Take a look at some of the lawnmowers hat make task all the easier Greater coverage and a quality cut The Belrobotics BigMow Connected Line robotic mower, exclusively distributed by AMS Robotics in the UK, takes the hassle out of …
“Competition Closed” The Landscaper Magazine 20th year, celebrated it’s 20 years of publishing with Echo tools with a prize give-away of a HCS-2810ESR single-sided hedge trimmer. The ECHO HCS-2810ES is a super quality professional hedge cutter, which retails at £549 including VAT. It is a 21.2cc single blade hedge cutter. Lightweight and well balanced, it …
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Attending landscaping trade shows helps those working in the business keep informed and ahead of the industry competition. It’s a chance for visitors to see and trial the latest industry innovations and for exhibitors an opportunity to cash in on a concentrated pool of leads under one roof. As well as offering the perfect environment …
What are black spots and what causes them to grow on stonework? ‘Patio Black Spots’ are those hideous black marks and spots that colonise on the surface of most garden stonework after an average 3 year period. They begin life as tiny dust-like microspores (sometimes called Black Lichen), originating from the tree. These spores travel …
