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Lee Kristensen is a product manager at Ransomes Jacobsen discusses the decline in cylinder municipal mowing, and why we shouldn’t abandon the concept...
in Parks & Gardens - 6 days, 11 hours ago
Lee Kristensen is a product manager at Ransomes Jacobsen discusses the decline in cylinder municipal mowing, and why we shouldn’t abandon the concept...
in Parks & Gardens - 6 days, 11 hours ago
National trade body, the Property Care Association (PCA), is urging caution as the invasive weed Giant Hogweed takes hold this summer.
in Parks & Gardens - on 17/7/17
Insight into the major issues relating to Japanese knotweed and other invasive weeds are being presented at the 2016 Amenity Forum conference, by the head...
in Parks & Gardens - on 4/10/16
These monthly bulletins, from the distributors of Viano organic fertilisers, aim to provide helpful information on lawn care, as a handy reference point...
in Parks & Gardens - on 15/9/16
In his previous article, green space specialist, Bernard Sheridan, called for local authorities and land owners to seriously consider having ‘no-mow’...
in Parks & Gardens - on 2/9/16
Senior figures from the Japanese knotweed remediation industry have called for greater transparency as the UK enters "epidemic" risk levels
in Parks & Gardens - on 25/8/16
Bodnant Garden is the jewel in the crown of the National Trust’s gardens portfolio. Overlooking the Conwy valley, the garden’s Laburnum Arch is regarded...
in Parks & Gardens - on 5/8/16
A park in Brooklyn, New York has rented a quartet of goats to control weeds and unwanted vegetation in an ecologically friendly way
in Parks & Gardens - on 10/7/16
Steeped in British history, Blenheim Palace has stood like a ‘jewel in the crown’ in the English countryside at Woodstock, Oxfordshire for over 800...
in Parks & Gardens - on 8/7/16
Control of invasive weeds is an increasing issue for managers of sports and leisure facilities as well as amenity areas and a recent conference held by...
in Parks & Gardens - on 7/4/16
As a National Trust enthusiast, Alice Northrop was overjoyed to receive the go-ahead to visit David Swanton, Garden Operations Manager at the stunning...
in Parks & Gardens - on 25/3/16
John Handley, Technical Manager at Amenity Land Solutions, offers some sterling advice for moss control and removal
in Parks & Gardens - on 25/3/16
With the winter now behind us, lawnmowers across the country are about to come out of hibernation ready to tidy lawns and return gardens to their former...
in Parks & Gardens - on 13/3/16
The latest trial results from Bayer show the most effective way to control the tough perennial weed Field Horsetail is with the herbicide Finale® 150....
in Parks & Gardens - on 10/10/15
It is important to understand how weed control works can help to get the best out of herbicides and increase efficiency, explains Manda Sansom, Monsanto’s...
in Parks & Gardens - on 24/8/15
There is recognition throughout the groundcare and landscape industries that more needs to be done in the establishment of biodiverse areas within sports...
in Parks & Gardens - on 22/8/15
A rugby player who almost lost his foot after picking up an infection from dog mess left on the pitch today urged pet owners to take responsibility for...
in Parks & Gardens - on 14/8/15
James Hutchinson, the recently appointed Environmental Officer at The St Andrews Links Trust, discusses how gorse has an effect on our sports grounds and...
in Parks & Gardens - on 8/8/15
