John Coles Park in Chippenham is set to start the summer with a celebration after winning one award and being judged for another
in Parks & Gardens - 5 days, 5 hours ago
Harry Legge-Bourke, custodian, managing partner and trustee of the Glanusk Estate, believes that the Etesia Attila 98X ride-on brushcutter has exceeded...
in Parks & Gardens - on 21/2/19
STIGA is well known for the quality and reliability of its lawn mowers, front cut ride ons, lawn tractors and garden equipment and has been the name to...
in Parks & Gardens - on 20/1/19
Government advisers call for radical changes, including turning farmland into forests.
in Parks & Gardens - on 2/12/18
Thousands of parks across Britain are in urgent need of investment to stop them falling into decline, a poll has found.
in Parks & Gardens - on 20/11/18
The multitasking that’s name of the game at Wakehurst, Kew’s southern stronghold, still allows the grounds management team to enjoy their favourite...
in Parks & Gardens - on 13/10/18
Proliferation of music festivals and other events across capital’s green spaces means disruption and restrictions to access for residents
in Parks & Gardens - on 4/9/18
A Mecca for garden lovers has been reborn as an international visitor destination set in a dazzling landscape of seasonal colour. Greg Rhodes meets the...
in Parks & Gardens - on 27/8/18
The concept of one metre deep aeration, to relieve compaction and improve drainage, really needs to be seen in action to appreciate the long-term...
in Parks & Gardens - on 1/8/18
Blenheim Palace, located in Oxfordshire, and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, has taken delivery of a Ransomes MP495 cylinder mower to maintain...
in Parks & Gardens - on 18/7/18
John Rippin, head gardener at the stunning Bodnant Estate in North Wales, believes that his battery powered Airion hand blower from Pellenc is the perfect...
in Parks & Gardens - on 6/7/18
Parks and green spaces across the United Kingdom provide people with over £34 billion of wellbeing benefits, a new report from the charity Fields in Trust...
in Parks & Gardens - on 12/5/18
UK imports of live plants have increased by 71% since 1999. There are now more than 1,000 pests and diseases on the UK plant health risk register
in Parks & Gardens - on 8/5/18
Thousands of romantics make the pilgrimage for the opportunity to worship at a National Trust ‘shrine’ renowned the world over. Greg Rhodes meets Gary...
in Parks & Gardens - on 26/2/18
The State of Scotland’s Greenspace report published by greenspace scotland today shows that Scotland can rightly claim to be a nation of green towns...
in Parks & Gardens - on 4/2/18
Work is underway on the third loop of nine holes at the prestigious and multi-award-winning Stoke Park Country Club & Hotel, in Buckinghamshire, to complete...
in Parks & Gardens - on 9/1/18
Many have sung the praises of Britain’s most ancient herbaceous border. Greg Rhodes meets the team charged with keeping it, and the surrounding lavish...
in Parks & Gardens - on 11/12/17
A bitter row has erupted in a Lancashire village over plans to use a community field for allotments. Some residents in Heskin, near Chorley, are furious...
in Parks & Gardens - on 6/12/17
