PlantNetwork is a charity and membership organisation that provides training and network support to gardens and gardeners throughout Britain and Ireland.
Through its work, PlantNetwork contributes to maintaining and developing the horticultural and plant conservation skills for which our gardens are renowned. The goals of PlantNetwork are:
- Supporting gardens and plant collections for conservation, knowledge and enjoyment.
- Providing networking and professional development for the plant network community.
Since being formed in 1996, PlantNetwork has brought together both institutional and private members and now represents over 300 gardens including all the major public horticultural and botanic gardens in the countries.
If you work in gardens, from botanic gardens and arboreta to public parks; have a professional interest in amenity or botanical horticulture; manage or care for a documented plant collection; or wish to learn more about gardening in the gardens of Britain and Ireland, then membership of PlantNetwork is for you.
Garden Masterplans and Management
Conservation, Preservation and Demonstration: the What, Why and How of National Plant Collections
Play & Engagement with Gardens
Trees and Development – Tree Forum at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
PlantNetwork Survey
The PlantNetwork survey – finding out how we can better support members and anyone else interested in the work we do. Take part now!
BOOKING OPEN: Garden Masterplans and Management at Trewithen Gardens
An information and training day introducing garden masterplanning to horticulturists with limited or no experience of garden masterplans or those who wish to refresh in a practical workshop environment.
BOOKING OPEN: Conservation, Preservation and Demonstration: the What, Why and How of National Plant Collections
This Plant Heritage and PlantNetwork training day provides a toolkit for anyone thinking of starting a National Plant Collection, or anyone involved in managing and maintaining a National Plant Collection.
BOOKING OPEN: Play & Engagement with Gardens
Explore with English Heritage and other speakers how play can be used to increase engagement with gardens and other designed landscapes.
BOOKING OPEN: Trees and Development – Tree Forum at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Join us on Tuesday 22nd October at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh to learn more about the trees in the collection and how to care for trees during building and development.
Reports are available online for all previous recent conferences, training days and workshops. Go to the Meetings page for more information.
British Sugar TOPSOIL
We are pleased to welcome our new 2018 Silver Sponsors, British Sugar TOPSOIL who are the largest UK manufacturer and supplier of environmentally sustainable topsoil and topdressing products to the landscaping, construction and sports turf/amenity sectors, supplying over 250,000 tonnes annually.