In This Issue
Welcome to Glee 2013
Suttons launches new Wildlife Sanctuary Seed Collection
Glee Opening Times
Glee New Product Awards 2013 - Winners Announced
Forest Garden relocates to ‘heart of the industry’
La Hacienda launches new giftware range at Glee
Grub’s - For All Outdoor Occasions
Whitefurze showcase eco-friendly garden range
New product ideas, sharper pricing and great promotional offers for lighting and hanging garden
Hotspot bulb shop from Taylors
National Structures to show timber canopy
Jeyes unveils new-look range at Glee
Kelkay's Build Mate
Little PetFace is big new launch at Glee
Guaranteed Repairs for Coffee Machines
All the latest industry news in GTN Xtra
How the internet can help your business...
If you’re going to Glee to find your new bestsellers for next year…
When walking Glee becomes a little too much
Glee Catalogue Correction: Crown Garden Products
Glee Catalogue Correction
Westlands New Planting Magic is a must for every plant sale
Stewarts announce winners of schools campaign
Miracle-Gro launch Flower Magic for pots
Pink badge bubbly winners from Catering Design Group
Katie wins first trolley of booze...
Did you spot the Stig at Glee?
GIMA Award Finalists Javado and Biostretch at Glee
Artisan Crates by Link Shelving
New Impulsive pick-up lines from Vivid Arts
The Hemingways drop in to launch new Briers range
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Stewarts announce winners of schools campaign

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Celebrity gardener Pippa Greenwood was at Glee today to announce the winners of the Stewart Garden Schools campaign 2013 and launch the 2014 competition. A cheque for £2000 was presented to Lough View Integrated Primary school, Belfast, Ireland, whose headmaster Robin Mercer attended with some of his pupils.

Second place went to Milbourne Lodge Primary, Esher, Surrey, with Bradley Barton Primary, Newton Abbot, Devon, in third place.

Stewart Garden (5F01), the gardening division of UK manufacturer Stewart, developed the Stewart Garden Schools campaign in 2012, with the aim of getting children to grow fruit and vegetables.

Louigh View will be spending their £2,000 prize money at Hillmount Garden Centre, Belfast. Milbourne will spend their £1,500 prize money at Garsons Esher Garden Centre, Esher and Bradley Barton will spend their £750 prize money at Fermoys Garden Centre, Newton Abbot.

For the 2014 campaign, Brother, will supply the schools with GL100 Garden Label printers for the second year running. New supporters Sinclair will supply compost.

Pippa Greenwood will provide the participating schools with a variety of seeds.

Next year, the top ten schools receive prize money, with the winning school receiving £1,000 to be spent at their local garden centre and the nine runners up will each receive £400.

Stewart Garden will again provide the growing kits.

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