RHS show season is well and truly underway and this year will see the first-ever RHS Badminton Flower Show and RHS Sandringham Flower Show open their gates.
The gardens have given designers and landscapers the chance to celebrate themes, highlight important causes and showcase the role this industry is playing in mitigating climate change. With anticipation in the air, we’ve put together a preview, so you know what to expect.
Over at Pro Landscaper we’ll also be recognising the industry’s skills and innovation at our Summer Spectacular on 9 July at De Vere Horsley Estate. Here, we’ll be recognising excellence through our Pro Landscaper Project Awards and celebrating the decking suppliers who go above and beyond, and the individual who is pushing the market forward, through Pro Landscaper’s Most Influential Decking Awards.
In this issue:
- Let’s Hear it From… Pip Probert: Pip Probert explores how she inspired a new category at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park and talks us through her impressive CV to date.
- 30 years of Garden House Design: As the business celebrates 30 years, directors Debs and Rod Winrow look back on the journey, their highlights and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.
- Most Influential Decking Suppliers: Find out the decking suppliers who are taking home the awards in Pro Landscaper’s Most Influential Decking Suppliers awards.
Don’t miss:
- Are We Forgetting Who Makes Chelsea Bloom: Reflecting on his recent experience at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Daivd Keegan calls for more recognition for landscapers.
- Generated Growth: As more landscaping companies invest in AI tools, the industry explores the balance between technological innovation and human expertise.
- Don’t Leave it Too Long: Phil Jones explains why business owners should plan their exit from their business sooner rather than later so value isn’t left on the table.
