'Outrageous' damage to plant imports, peat ban latest and the garden centre of the future
HortWeek editor Matt Appleby and senior reporter Rachael Forsyth report on the essential horticulture stories of the week.
HortWeek editor Matthew Appleby and Rachael talk about:
The "outrageous" ongoing delays and reports of damaged to imported plants
The latest on the prospective peat ban
What …
How grower-gardener collaboration is driving innovation in the tree sector - with Kevin Martin of Kew and Adam Dunnett of Hillier
This is the second special podcast with an arboriculture focus produced as part of ArbWeek, HortWeek's deep dive into all things arb held from 24 - 30 November.
Listen to Jeremy Barrell on how 'Failing clients deserve failing trees', plus tree growing, procurement, planting and establishment
Thi…
Organised crime and garden centres, influencers, marketing, garden visitors and peat-free
HortWeek editor Matt Appleby and senior reporter Rachael Forsyth report on the essential horticulture stories of the week.
HortWeek editor Matthew Appleby and Rachael talk about:
Ruxley Manor Garden Centre takes on organised crime by installing extensive security and anti-theft measures
Marketin…
Connecting Communities to Opportunity: How Libraries Power Workforce Development
In this episode, guest host Christina Taylor sits down with Emily Hersh, workforce development consultant at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, to explore how public libraries are expanding their role as hubs for workforce and economic opportunity. Emily shares how she supports librar…
BronxTalk: Bronx Parks Speakup at Lehman College
This week's BronxTalk takes a look at the annual Bronx Parks Speakup that is happening at Lehman College on February 28. The Deputy Director of the Van Cortlandt Park Alliance, Christina Taylor, and the Deputy Director of Programming for the Bronx River Alliance, Daniel Rannels, talk with host Gar…
TWP 028: Christina Schnellmann - Knowing What You’re Made Of
This week on The We Podcast my guest is Christina Schnellmann. Let me just begin by saying that I was completely mesmerized by her story. Christina is a wife, mom of three boys, and entrepreneur. For years she felt a tug at her heart that she was made for a larger purpose, but felt unsure of what d…
Must-have garden products, can one-stop shops work in UK? and hort salaries
HortWeek editor Matt Appleby, prospective horticulturist Douglas Newbery and technical editor Sally Drury report on the essential horticulture stories of the week.
Topics for this week:
National Plant Show product highlights including pre and post-biotics for soil health, a marvellous mulch and a…
Why the Best Benefits Education Happens in Person, with Jenae Hernandez and Christina Taylor
What does it take to get employees genuinely interested in a benefit they may not understand or even believe is real? At a crowded benefits fair, a flyer is rarely enough.
Jenae Hernandez, Senior Client Executive at Lantern, and Christina Taylor, Client Success Manager at Lantern, share what they h…
138. Healing Childhood Trauma Through Christ & the Orthodox Church with Christina Taylor
What does healing from our childhood trauma look like as Orthodox Christians?
In this deeply personal conversation, Michaela Nikolaenko sits down with Christina Taylor of Orthodox Family Life to talk honestly about growing up in dysfunctional families, the lasting effects of childhood trauma, lear…
Going 100% peat-free, with Form Plants' Jamie Butterworth
Jamie Butterworth has gained a higher media profile in recent years with stints on TV presenting for RHS Chelsea Flower Show and Gardeners' World.
Despite his growing TV presence, Butterworth considers himself a gardener first and foremost, and by trade, a specialist grower of peat-free plants.
The…
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