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It's a sad indictment. But true I fear. When gardeners gather together, the chat is much more likely to be about disasters than delights. Perhaps we think it would be showing off to talk up our asparagus, or praise our peonies. We scarcely ever do. Instead, we talk like the problem page of...

应中科院武汉植物园园艺中心刘宏涛主任的邀请，国际植物园保护联盟（BGCI）中国项目负责人文香英女士于2013年11月9日至11日对该植物园进行了为期三天的考察与交流.Continue reading...

The shopping clock is ticking rather fast now, just four days before Christmas. And cash may be running out. But if this weekend, you suddenly remember friends who’ve been left off the list, here are some suggestions, none of which costs more than a fiver. There is still time to pick up...

At this time of year many people will be bringing conifer trees into their homes to celebrate Christmas. But what is the status of conifer species in the wild?Continue reading...

Join APGA Executive Director, Casey Sclar, in Washington, D.C. February 24-25, 2014 for the opportunity to meet face to face with U.S. legislators, and discuss the relevance and impact of public gardens and how they are affected by federal policy. APGA members can register for FREE.Continue...

The International Plant Sentinel Network (IPSN) held its first EUPHRSECO partners meeting at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, 3rd-4th December 2013. Participants included representatives from the UK, Germany and Italy.Continue reading...

As the end of 2013 approaches, we are pleased to provide some highlights of our work during the yearContinue reading...

RHS calls for amendents to EU legislation to reduce effect on UK horticultural industryContinue reading...

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The 3rd Science in Botanic Gardens Congress will be held from Tuesday April 1st - Friday April 4th, 2014 at the Viera y Clavijo Botanical Garden in Gran Canaria.Continue reading...

Proposed legislation may have a massive impact on the horticultural trade and gardening charitiesContinue reading...

The Longwood Graduate Program in Public Horticulture at the University of Delaware will host its Annual Symposium From Tie-Dye to Wi-Fi: Envisioning the Next Generation of Leadership in Public Horticulture on March 7th, 2014, at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA.Continue reading...

BGCI isfundraising for Tree Conservation & Forest Restoration project in Africa as part of the BigGive Christmas Challenge. This is an opportunity for BGCI to double any donations given during the period of the Challenge on 5th, 6th and 7th of December.Continue reading...

So I'm standing next to a woman in Belgravia Books (it's much friendlier and less posh than it sounds, and a tippety-top-class independent bookseller, to boot), and she's clutching this book, Virginia Woolf's Garden, to her chest.Continue reading...

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Tim Richardson's book The New English Garden (Frances Lincoln, £40) is the best kind of book to have by your side over Christmas. It is a big, lush production, superbly put together and is printed on thick paper that captures images beautifully. Most of the photographs are by Andrew Lawson...