From lost sales and delayed projects to rising costs and changing customer behaviour, the summer of 2026 has exposed the ...

Lost working hours, reduced output and new welfare demands: how the summer of 2026 tested horticulture’s workforce, and how ...

Chancellor’s cautious first Budget reassures markets, but a growth downgrade and higher inflation leave horticulture ...

Hereford grower backs Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) call to make autumn as important as spring, with bareroot lifting ...

The Treasury has announced cuts to business reporting rules and an extension of tariff suspensions on more than 250 imported ...

Stonehouse in Gloucestershire has won the RHS Britain in Bloom UK Finals 2026, recognised for its impressive community-led approach to tree care and its ambition to manage ...

With demand beyond capacity and a long waiting list, HORTISTRY’s latest Masterclasses offered just 80 places across two ...

Side-by-side trials at Wyevale Nurseries suggest that where seed is collected can affect how well UK native trees and shrubs cope with heat.

Eighteen trade bodies are calling for a coordinated review of packaging taxes and regulations, warning that overlapping requirements are increasing costs for businesses ...

Scotland’s environmental horticulture sector could more than double its economic contribution to £5.1bn by 2030, the ...

Chancellor John Healey is reportedly considering tax changes that could almost double the cost of passing family businesses to the next generation, raising concerns for horticulture, a sector ...

PlantNetwork’s 30th anniversary conference explores the future of plant collections and horticultural practice, covering resilience, collection management, plant records, Plant Humanities and heritage ...