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Brighton struck by Dutch elm disease again

Brighton struck by Dutch elm disease again

Brighton and Hove is again having to fell a number of its trees following an outbreak of Dutch elm disease, known also as just Elm disease. Around 30 larger infected elms are expected to be removed, as well as several smaller elms which have grown from infected roots. Dutch elm disease is a fungal disease that is spread by elm bark beetles,...

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Children are lacking in outdoor spaces, finds new report

Children are lacking in outdoor spaces, finds new report

Two in five parents admit their children are unable to play outdoors independently due to safety concerns and a lack of accessible outdoor spaces. In British housebuilder Redrow's latest annual community play report, ‘Breaking the Grass Ceiling’, it was revealed that almost half of parents surveyed fear their children will lack a sense of...

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Colchester Hospital opens new wellbeing garden designed by Adam Frost

Colchester Hospital opens new wellbeing garden designed by Adam Frost

The Royal Horticultural Charity (RHS) and Colchester & Ipswich Hospital’s Charity opens new wellbeing garden at Colchester Hospital Essex, created in collaboration with NHS Charities Together. Designed by RHS ambassador and award-winning landscape designer, Adam Frost and built by Blakedown Landscapes, the new garden aims to provide NHS...

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HTA urges government not to overlook urban green spaces

HTA urges government not to overlook urban green spaces

The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) advocates for urban green spaces, following the deputy prime minister and housing secretary, Angela Rayner’s announcement to overhaul the planning system. Rayner’s announcement comes in-line with Labour’s plan to build 1.5m new homes over the next five years. Jennifer Pheasey, director of public affairs...

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Green space at the heart of new Salford development

Green space at the heart of new Salford development

Latest proposals for the £1bn Salford development reveal a new park, designed by LDA Design, at its centre, rivalling Mayfield Park in size. Salford’s Regent Retail Park is set to be transformed into a new, sustainable place to live. With over 3000 new homes and the tallest tower outside of London. The central green space will sit within a wider...

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Rare bees attracted to hundreds of wildflowers in Walsall

Rare bees attracted to hundreds of wildflowers in Walsall

Hundreds of wildflowers planted by volunteers in Walsall are helping to attract rare bees to the Purple Horizons Nature Recovery site. The Purple Horizons Nature Recovery Project intends to restore and connect areas of the heathlands across 12,000 hectares on the outskirts of the urban West Midlands. A large portion of the project aims to create...

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Little Interviews Expanded – Holly Johnston

Little Interviews Expanded – Holly Johnston

Following the success at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024, little interviews goes "live at Chelsea" to catch up with some of the garden designers that Pro Landscaper has been following throughout their Chelsea journey. The Bridgerton Garden is a secretive and secluded space, based on Penelope Featherington, a wallflower-like character from...

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Tobermore appoints first ever board of directors

Tobermore appoints first ever board of directors

Hard landing manufacturer, Tobermore, prepares for the next phase of its market expansion, with the appointment of its first ever board of directors. The inaugural board will sit above the manufacturer’s current senior leadership team, providing strategic direction, governance and oversight. Managing director, David Henderson, will take up the...

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Meadfleet wins gold at the International CSR Excellence Awards 2024

Meadfleet wins gold at the International CSR Excellence Awards 2024

Open space management provider, Meadfleet, was awarded gold at the International CSR Excellence Awards 2024 in London earlier this month. The award recognises Meadfleet’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, on top of delivering sustainable open space management solutions to the housebuilding sector. Judges recognised the company’s...

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Applications open for RHS Hampton Court 2025

Applications open for RHS Hampton Court 2025

Those interested in designing a garden for RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2025, rejoice, for applications are now open. Designers have two categories in which to choose from at present, including Gardens of Curiosity, an entirely new category to 2025. The new category looks to challenge designers in creating a stimulating and curious by...

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York’s new eco-hub approved

York’s new eco-hub approved

The City of York Council gives the green-light to AtkinsRéalis-designed Government eco-hub. In the plans put forward by the Government Property Agency (GPA), Homes England and Network Rail, the new structure will offer 135,000 sq ft of flexible office space for up to 2,600 civil servants. Green design features include solar panels, air source...

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Green-tech wins Best New Product Award at GLAS Ireland 2024

Green-tech wins Best New Product Award at GLAS Ireland 2024

Supplier of landscaping and forestry products, Green-tech, scoops the win for Best New Product at this year’s GLAS Ireland, which took place in Dublin. Designed to support urban tree planting, the TreeParker® system works to protect against soil compaction, providing stability for highways’ applications, and managing drainage in urban tree pits....

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30 Under 30 – A catch up with Harry Hoblyn

30 Under 30 – A catch up with Harry Hoblyn

Winner of Pro Landscaper’s 30 Under 30 award 2023, and known for his peat free practices and dedication to his work, Harry Hoblyn has grown Rymer Trees from a seedling into a flourishing business, with its sales increasing by 300% over the last 12 months alone.   But it's not been the easiest journey so far, as Hoblyn explains how his biggest...

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RHS students transform “devoid” site into community haven

RHS students transform “devoid” site into community haven

Horticultural career changer and RHS student, Felicity Gray, completes debut Woking project, transforming a nature deprived site into a community enriched space in just seven days. Every year, students on the Level 4 RHS Diploma in Horticultural Practice at RHS Garden Wisley, Surrey, put forward a ‘Design and Build’ project. The winning design is...

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‘Challenging’ Greenwich site granted planning approval

‘Challenging’ Greenwich site granted planning approval

Urban housing architect practice, Gouldstone & Co has been granted planning permission on an ‘awkward’ backland site in Greenwich, south London. Six houses are planned for the 585m² triangular estate, with four three-beds, one four-bed and one two-bed. All but one of the houses will be constructed at the site's rear, encompassing a landscape...

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Wildflower Turf launches new Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range

Wildflower Turf launches new Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range

Wildflower Turf Ltd. introduces new Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range, designed to ‘enhance’ existing wildflower spaces and meet the growing demands of biodiversity preservation. The new range utilises a scientifically designed substrate, made of only natural ingredients, optimising seed growth and achieving up to 93% germination rates. As...

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North London council estates to undergo green regeneration

North London council estates to undergo green regeneration

Plans for a £150m regeneration of two council estates in north London move forward following securing approval. Joyce Avenue and Snell’s Park estate in Upper Edmonton have secured planning approval from Enfield Council planning committee to be transformed into a new neighbourhood. The council currently aims to sign a principal contractor this...

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Greenfingers Charity completes three year Derian House project

Greenfingers Charity completes three year Derian House project

After three years, a singular route access space has been transformed by Greenfingers Charity into a sensory sanctuary in the heart of a local hospice. Located in the heart of Derian House Children’s Hospice, the Sensory Garden combines functionality and privacy, alongside places of reflection, fun and memorial. The space, previously only...

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Little Interviews Expanded – Miria Harris 

Little Interviews Expanded – Miria Harris 

Following the success at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024, little interviews goes "live at Chelsea" to catch up with some of the garden designers that Pro Landscaper has been following throughout their Chelsea journey. The Stroke Association’s Garden for Recovery is a peaceful, sensory space to support stroke recovery. Highlighting that the...

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