An interview with Kate Hughes
PlantNetwork speaks with the RBGE’s Kate Hughes about international horticulture, unusual pelagoniums, teaching horticulture in Spanish, and so much more!
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The Modern Garden Conference
To celebrate our 25th anniversary, the 2021 online conference will be looking at public gardens in 25 years time: how we manage and cultivate our gardens, how we interpret and use our gardens, and what environmental and societal change means for our gardens.
RHS Inspires – inspiring the minds of young people about the world of horticulture
Help inspire the next generation of horticulturists.
RHS calls on gardeners to make the switch from ‘mains to rains’ this summer
Public gardens are also encouraged to make a water saving pledge – and encourage garden visitors to do the same….
BOOKING OPEN: Plant Records Group Meeting 2021: What are plant records?
Join us on 6th October for an online workshop looking at plant records
Contributions from PlantNetwork Members – to April 2021
PlantNetwork members regularly contribute items to the weekly PlantNetwork newsletter. Some of the recent contributions (March-April 2021) have been collated into this blog.
An interview with Piers Horry
We talk to new PlantNetwork Trustee and National Trust Garden and Outdoor Manager, Piers Horry, about his role, his career in horticulture and lots about trees!
Project Wilson – Conserving the Heritage
This year, PlantNetwork is celebrating 25 years of supporting gardens. We will revisit some of the events we have organised over the last two and a half decades to find out what happened as a result. Here, we look at Wilson’s legacy.
Wellbeing during the pandemic: support for horticulturists
Join Perennial and PlantNetwork to find out what support exists for horticulturists experiencing difficulties during COVID-19.
An interview with Julian Ives and Neil Procter – Special Episode
This podcast episode carries on the discussion from a recent webinar and we learn more about the potential of biostimulants for improving plant health and resilience to pests and diseases with Julian Ives from Dragonfli and Neil Procter from Koppert Biological Systems.