In This Issue
Industry top brass meet at Leaders for Change lunch
Kelkay launch rebranded paving collection at Glee 2014
Gardman inject style into hanging basket category
Grow Your Own shows serious growth at Taylors Bulbs
Tildenet and Haxnicks....strength in partnership
Globus launch the 'glove for all seasons'
After Moss: lawns will never be the same again
Apta win two Glee New Product Awards
Deco-Pak mark 10 years with Strawberry & Cream
Whitefurze showcase new products at Glee
New wood-burning stove company Stovey launched at Glee
Bord Na Mona- bringing the Chelsea experience to the garden centre.
It’s a taste sensation on La Hacienda’s stand
Champagne winners at Catering Design Group
Just the ticket for Trolley of Booze winner
Darlac's 'turbo-charged' lopper
Grange website will help stockists to compete in digital world
Get it right every time with Plantspacer
Wot...a folding pot wot packs flat?
Pink goes down a treat on Town & Country
Urban chic for the birds and the bees
The science of mycorrhizal fungi
GIMA Innovator’s Seed Corn Fund winner confirmed
Forest confirms investment in digital assets to further enhance retail sales
G Plants unveil 80 new lines ahead of the 2015 season
Sales go from strength to strength with Resolva Liquid shots and Power Pump
Glee New Product Awards 2014: Ones to watch
Hello from the GLEE Daily News Office
Matthew Mein piece
All the industry news, as it happens
Tim Clapp is leaving Wyevale
 
Wyevale Garden Centres have confirmed to GTN Xtra this afternoon, Monday 15th September, that Head of Horticulture, Tim Clapp is leaving the business.

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Urban chic for the birds and the bees

New from Wildlife World is the Urban range of Bird and insect boxes, which bring a touch of chic to a normally rustic category.

Managing director Norman Sellers believes city dwellers and townies will appreciate the relatively slick designs, and appeal to consumers with contemporary rather than traditional tastes.

Wildlife World’s new educational products are also on display on the stand (18L50). These give retailers he opportunity to create their own plant displays whilst promoting Wildlife World product sales.

The company is planning to forger closer links with schools to encourage children to learn about birds and wildlife at an early age.

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