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Product Special: Bigger and better glasshouses for more efficient production

Top 25 Fruit Producers 2026: 1-5

Top 25 Fruit Producers 2026: 6-10

Top 25 Fruit Producers 2026: 11-15

Top 25 Fruit Producers 2026: 16-20

Kew’s gardens director Raoul Curtis-Machin: Navigating the first year

Eden Project 'halts decline' + Andy Jasper interview

Eden ended 2025/26 "having halted the pattern of decline seen in prior years, marking an important inflection point," says new accounts for the year to 31 March 2026.

Eden Project Morecambe: John Pye reveals vision as work begins on coastal eco-attraction

Inside the future of the Eden Project with Peter Jones

HortWeek's 185th

Garden stars endorse HortWeek as we turn 185

HortWeek was founded in 1841 and is celebrating turning 185 years old; look out for more features all this week.

HortWeek 185th anniversary: What horticulture means to Helen Cox and Steve Dowbiggin

HortWeek is 185 years old having been founded in 1841 and here we feature our readers telling is what horticulture means to them.

HortWeek 185th anniversary: What horticulture means to Kate Ebbens and Peter Brammal

HortWeek is 185 years old, having been founded in 1841, and here we feature our readers telling us what horticulture means to them.

HortWeek 185th anniversary: What horticulture means to Mark Gregory and Meg Warren-Davis

HortWeek is 185 years old, having been founded in 1841, and here we feature our readers telling us what horticulture means to them.

HortWeek 185th anniversary: What horticulture means to Steve Carter and David Domoney

HortWeek is 185 years old, having been founded in 1841. Here industry figures tell us what horticulture means to them.

SUMMER NURSERY UPDATE

10 growers share their summer story

HortWeek Podcast

Memories and reflections from 185 years of HortWeek - with Matthew Appleby and Sally Drury

Late-season resilience: Growers and retailers beat summer drought to drive autumn momentum

BBC features Bents garden centre on impact of drought

Autumn gardening shift: Dry summer heat triggers garden centre deals and new planting habits

Allensmore Nurseries reports strong summer performance despite UK drought

RHS launches survey on effect of drought on gardens + Guy Barter interview

Government £65m drought 'package' aims to help growers

News

Garden centre sold

Tributes paid at Andy Bunker's funeral

Garden centre sales rise in the heat

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh's Palm House reopening tickets go on sale

Canary grass replaces peat fields

Creative Gardens enters a new chapter as second generation leads family business into the future

Cyclamen trial visitors get free access to Floral Fantasia

Smaller plots are now mainstream as councils respond to allotment demand, new APSE survey reveals

Garden centre July data shows rise in spending

Councils 'boost park spending by 15% as complaints drop by more than a quarter'

Applications open for YPHA's 2026-27 management development programme

New HTA survey finds show peat use falling

Garden designers ruminate on the future

Jonathan Sheppard’s gold medal-winning seeds lead Thompson & Morgan’s 2027 launches

Shortlist announced for GroundsFest Innovation Awards 2026

Past, present and future favourite varieties displayed at New World Plants open day

More horticulture news

Comment

Modern horticulture deserves a bigger place in Britain's food future: Labour MP says Government policy must back the UK fresh produce production

British berries can take the heat – with the right government and retailer support

We can't keep treating water shortages as a summer emergency

Highlights

Winners and losers this horticulture week: drought, peat, Perennial

Movers and people: MSC, Quantil, Tates, BAPL, Creation, Deco-Pak UPDATED

Most read horticulture stories this week: nursery sales, show cancellation, peat use

Groundsfest - what's in store?

Land-based college leaders to meet at Groundsfest 2026

Suståne to showcase solutions for more resilient surfaces at GroundsFest

Kress returns to GroundsFest 2026

Air-Seal to bring tyre sealant expertise to Groundsfest 2026

STIGA heads to GroundsFest 2026 with professional power, try-outs and surprises

More on Groundsfest 2026

Latest tenders and contract awards

Tenders Tracker: LIVE TABLE

Maintenance checklist

AUGUST PARKS AND GARDENS MAINTENANCE TASKS

AUGUST TURFCARE TASKS

Partner Content

Italy brings nursery expertise to Four Oaks 2026 Presented by ANVE

GroundsFest 2026: innovation takes centre stage Presented by GroundsFest

Inside the Flemish Pavilion: five nurseries to discover at Four Oaks Presented by Flanders Plants

HortWeek Exclusive Data

UK Garden Centres Directory - Interactive MAP

CLICK HERE to visit HortWeek's exclusive portfolio of Health & Safety guides designed to help landscape and parks maintenance professionals do their job.

Garden Maintenance Foreperson

£35k to £41k DOE, London and the Home Counties

HOUSE FLORIST

competitive, Gloucestershire

Assistant Gardener

NJC SCP 13- 17 (based on experience), Woodbridge

Head Gardener

£35K - £42K doe, West London

Gardener

Salary is paid monthly and there is a statutory contribution to a pension, Great Barrington, Burford, Oxfordshire

Kitchen & Estate Gardener

Competitive Salary, Rural West Sussex nr Haywards Heath

Landscaping Specialist

£31,000 - £35,750, Leckford Estate, Longstock Rd, Longstock Park, Stockbridge SO20 6EH

Kitchen Gardener

Great remuneration package Salary dependant on experience, Hodnet Hall Gardens

Kitchen Gardener

Competitive depending on experience, Nr Wooler, Northumberland

Purchasing & Production Planning Manager

£40,000–£50,000 per annum, full-time (40 hours per week), depending on experience and qualifications, Allensmore, Hereford

CONTACT US
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