DRIVEWAY BOLLARD LIGHTING
Now that winter is approaching its time to think about making your driveway safe and inviting for visitors. By Martin Bennett A gravel drive is a great deterrent
Now that winter is approaching its time to think about making your driveway safe and inviting for visitors. By Martin Bennett A gravel drive is a great deterrent
One of the oldest schools in the country, The Royal Masonic School for Girls in Hertfordshire, has given its talented hockey players a new place they can call home with
The Landscape Institute has today announced the shortlist for its annual awards celebrating the best work of the landscape professions. This year’s awards have received the greatest number of submissions
Candice Bees is an exciting emerging award-winning artist who originally trained in illustration, but has now taken up sculpture to portray animals of all shapes and sizes, using wire as
Following the final adjudication process at BALI Landscape House in late August, 58 BALI members have been notified that they have won awards in this year’s prestigious BALI National Landscape
Creating an outside eating area that can be used in the hours of darkness requires special attention to lighting. Martin Bennett explains The phrase al fresco is borrowed from Italian
Naturally occurring wetlands have a natural, innate ability to remediate contaminants from water. Over the decades British Flora have supplied many millions of reeds, Phragmites communis, for both habitat creation
With ‘singles’ making up almost one third of clients going overseas to view exotic and often very private gardens, the tour operators of Worldwide Garden Tours are working hard to
Leading architecture practice Holder Mathias has won a ‘Green Apple Award for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage’ in recognition of its pioneering approach to designing sustainable cabins for Forest
Writtle University College has officially launched its new name and brand identity to mark the start of a new chapter in its 123-year history. Having achieved university college status earlier
This is a central, circular pond with surrounding curved pools designed by Carolyn Grohmann of Secret Gardens. Water Gems, the contractors are an Edinburgh based landscape and water features specialist.
Writtle College has excelled in postgraduate satisfaction as revealed by the latest industry students’ survey results. This year’s Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES), which is open to all postgraduate students
Green-tree soils increase Southern coverage with addition of two new partner production sites The Green-tree soils and growing media division of Green-tech has increased its UK coverage with the addition
No birthday is complete without balloons, presents and most importantly, a birthday cake. In light of this, the Capability Brown Festival are launching Brown’s Birthday Bake – a competition taking
Since launching in the UK early last year, Cardley Wave have helped local authorities achieve a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to weed control and now more and more local
With Chelsea Flower Show just a weeks away we re-visit the M& G garden designed by Jo Thompson. Jo asked Martin Kelly of Fairwater Ltd to install the liner and
It seems that eight weeks of campaigning by the ‘Remain’ and ‘Leave’ campaigns has done little to change the overall voting intentions of BALI members who responded to the association’s
Customers purchasing a new Countax garden tractor before 31st August 2016 will be offered a free 300 litre Powered Grass Collector (PGC) worth a Suggested Retail Price of £495 inc.
Top-quality LED systems from manufacturers like Wilderness Lighting provide massive levels of illumination from light bars that are discreet, offer long life and are unbelievably tough. Established car makers like