Marking the vernal equinox and the first days of spring, March serves as a natural wake-up call for much of our wildlife.
As animals emerge from hibernation and return to their daily rhythms, we’re reminded of the vital role they play in keeping our ecosystem balanced.
Tackling the environmental repercussions of our changing climate is an on-going battle, one we are all well acquainted with by now – but we’re not mistaking that familiarity with complacency.
Which is why we are dedicating the Pro Landscaper March 2026 issue to those imposing pressures and the way we can tackle them.
Plus, much more – all of which can be found in this latest edition.
In this issue:
- Let’s Hear It From…Zoe Claymore. From Dartmoor daydreams to RHS triumphs – Zoe Claymore on cultivating immersive gardens rooted in personal healing.
- On the Wild Side. James Scott explores the diversity of wildflowers – from common misconceptions to their significance in green spaces.
- Rubble with a Cause. Alternative growing mediums such as sand and rubble could be ground-breaking. But are they likely to become mainstream?
Don’t miss:
- Prevent and Protect. In the face of a changing climate, APHA and Defra reaffirm the importance of reporting disease threats and pests.
- The AI Argument. As AI grows, industry members dissect the opportunities and long-lasting effects of leaning into the technological uprising.
- Green Design. Rachel Bailey on maximising environmental benefits of designed gardens and landscapes with elemental.
