The Drift has become the first golf club in the UK to upgrade to Toro’s new Lynx irrigation control system software. The 18-hole woodland course in Surrey was installed with

Horticulturalists affected by the hosepipe ban are using self watering containers to conserve water and maintain displays during dry conditions. The self watering planters have a built in reservoir with

Cheshire-based Stem Injection Systems first introduced the JK1000 stem injection system into the UK over seven years ago. Subsequently working closely with a growing number of local authorities, developers and

It would cost the UK £1.8 billion every year to hand-pollinate crops without bees – 20% more than previously thought – according to research by Friends of the Earth, part

The latest edition of the Royal Horticultural Society’s annual publication, RHS Plant Finder 2012-2103 is now available by mail order and from bookstores for £15.99. This encyclopaedia of around 70,000

Marshalls have announced a new three-year deal with the Woodland Trust. The company has signed up to the Trust’s Woodland Carbon project – a carbon removal scheme that ‘locks up’

Due to the current drought, and the enforcement of hose-pipe bans which came into effect today, The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) is still working very hard to persuade

The HTA and APL together with representatives from BALI and the Turfgrass Growers Association will be to discuss ways that the sector can address the impacts of the temporary use

There were 420 water-related deaths from accidents or natural causes across the UK in 2010, according to a report published today by the National Water Safety Forum (NWSF). The report,