While ground conditions at Ferndown Forest may fluctuate between extremes of wet and dry, one thing that has remained consistent at the Dorset club for many years is the use
Moving over to battery power needs careful consideration, cautions Josh Smith of testing house Machinery Nation, who also eyes up the next big power surge We test and review many
9th September Nineteen fantastic new garden, outdoor leisure and pet product innovations have been confirmed as the winners of this year’s highly-coveted Glee New Product Showcase. The winning products were
The New Build Manifesto launches with a call to make gardens part of the infrastructure of new housing – designed from the outset for people, wildlife and a changing climate
For SP Landscapes, reliability is everything. Operating across East Anglia and beyond, the family-run business has built a reputation on delivering commercial grounds maintenance contracts and domestic works to the
Following John Healey MP’s first major speech since becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer, in which he pledged to “draw a line” under rising business costs and put growth at the
When you’ve spent more than 25 years looking after some of the country’s busiest school sports facilities, consistency becomes invaluable. For Adam King, Head of Grounds at Radley College, that’s
The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has announced an expanded exhibitor line-up at FutureGrow Expo 2026: Nursery of the Future, showcasing the latest technology and groundbreaking research. With tickets costing just
As electrical work becomes more common in landscaping, take a moment to review the relevant guidance and resources from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), or consider attending one of the
For Course Manager Kevin Hensman, robotic mowing has been a long time coming. Having managed Rowlands Castle Golf Club for 6 years, he has long believed autonomous technology could play
Industry experts, leading political figures, a meteorologist, an economist, and experts in global foresight, communication, and organisational behaviour make up the speaker lineup for the Horticultural Trades Association’s (HTA) Horticulture,
The GroundsFest Academy has continued to build momentum following the success of its latest educational event, held in partnership with DLF Seeds and dedicated to the planning, establishment and maintenance
Origin Green-tech is celebrating the achievement of Goods-In Manager Josh Hebden, who has successfully completed the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. The internationally recognised qualification provides
The Turfgrass Growers Association (TGA) have created a video, sharing the difficulties that Turf Growers in the UK are experiencing as a result of the 2026 drought. The prolonged hot
A difficult customer complaint? A disagreement that is proving harder to resolve than expected? Or perhaps you simply want to know the best way to handle a potential conflict before
When Chris Roberts became Course Manager at Sutton Coldfield Golf Club, it quickly became apparent that the club’s ageing irrigation system was becoming one of the biggest obstacles to maintaining
The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) is calling on the Government to move away from reactive drought management and instead focus on year-round water resilience planning, backed by practical support. This,
Greenfingers Charity launches ‘Healing Hand, Helping Hearts’ Appeal to bring the healing power of nature to children’s hospices National children’s charity Greenfingers Charity has launched its 2026 ‘Healing Hand, Helping
Campey Turf Care Systems has strengthened its soil-preparation offering with the addition of the Rotadairon Stone Burier, a versatile machine engineered to create a high-quality seedbed in a single pass.
Howardson Group Limited has extended its reach across Scotland with the expansion of its partnership with leading groundcare dealer Thomas Sherriff & Co Limited. Having already stocked Dennis mowers and
