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Can soil be too sterile?
Category: Guides
Soil gets worked hard in organic commercial production and, over time, it can build up with pathogens, pests and diseases.…
Read MorePromising results from European biochar trials
Category: Commercial Grower, News
“When it comes to plant disease, prevention is always going to be better than curative measures. Costs increase with each…
Read MoreNever too old to try...
Category: News, Tree Care
Britain’s beautiful countryside is made all the more magical by the few ancient trees that have witnessed the country evolve…
Read MoreA new way to revive ancient trees
Category: Tree Care
Britain’s gorgeous countryside is made all the more magical by its ancient trees like the Totteridge Yew in London, which…
Read MoreInnovate or fall behind
Category: Commercial Grower
Market conditions in commercial horticulture are tough right now and growers are faced with difficult choices when deciding how to…
Read MoreCrops that don’t cost the Earth
Category: News
Half of all nitrate fertiliser never gets taken up by a plant, not even by weeds, it just washes into…
Read MoreWhy on earth is anyone still using peat?
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Guides
Peat moss, which is also known as sphagnum peat comes from peat bogs. A peat bog is an area of…
Read MoreNatural soil treatment 'could help trees resist ash dieback'
Category: News
“Trees could be protected from the devastating ash dieback disease with the help of a natural soil treatment, researchers have…
Read MoreAspire Zone - Qatar’s green aspiration when transplanting foreign trees
Category: Tree Care, Turf Management
The weather in Qatar can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the sweltering summer. The native flora is sparse but well…
Read MoreTurning over a new leaf
Category: FAQs, Guides, News, Tree Care
In the UK, nearly one in three new trees planted in urban environments dies within its first year; a figure…
Read MoreCarbon Gold highlights urban tree survival rates
Category: News
Soil quality and compaction, poor air quality, increasingly wild weather conditions and disease pose an enormous threat to urban trees. …
Read MoreGrow organic, save the planet
Category: News
Solving global warming was never going to be easy, but it would be a heck of a lot easier if…
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