by The Pro Landscaper Team | 02 Apr 26 | Digital Editions
Flowers are blooming, the days are getting longer, and the sun is shining more often than not – at least for the moment.
Spring is officially here, bringing with it a renewed sense of change and opportunity. We can finally shake off winter’s chill and start enjoying our outdoor spaces to the fullest once again.
So, what better time to bring you our Outdoor Living Special? Check it out in the April edition of Pro Landscaper now.
In this issue:
- Let’s Hear It From…Neal Harrington. The duo behind Formosa Landscapes – and now Formosa Living – Neal Harrington and Johanna Peña share their plans for the brand’s future.
- Living It Up. The only way is up for the outdoor living market, or so it seems – are cracks starting to show, or is it more agile than ever?
- Turning Inside Out. As outdoor living demands grow, landscape and interior designers explore opportune collaboration and discuss certain limitations.
Don’t miss:
- Hands On. Being on the tools as an owner-operator could be the key to decent profit margin – but are the trade-offs worth it?
- Up to Standard? Diluting professional standards can only lead to a race to the bottom, warns The Landscape Service’s Luke Mills.
- The Wild Uprising. “Rip, scatter, go wild” isn’t just Seed Revolution’s tagline – it’s a call to rethink how we see seeds altogether.
Read the full Pro Landscaper April 2026 issue here.
by The Pro Landscaper Team | 05 Mar 26 | Digital Editions
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.
Read the full Pro Landscaper March 2026 issue here.
by The Pro Landscaper Team | 05 Feb 26 | Digital Editions
Come rain or come shine, it’s undeniable that the first signs of spring are starting to break through the winter fog, bringing with them whispers of change on the horizon.
While normally a surprise, one major change we know is coming is the upcoming change to the biodiversity net gain legislation – which also celebrates its second anniversary this month.
With that in mind, we’ve put together a dedicated BNG Special, within the pages of our February issue. Bringing together voices throughout the industry to share their thoughts and insights on the legislations continued evolution.
Plus, much more – all of which can be found in this latest edition.
In this issue:
- Let’s Hear It From…Luke Hammill. From team investments to pursuing the latest technology, Luke Hammill reveals the journey behind founding Sky High and what sets it apart.
- Continuing a Legacy. Jamie Butterworth shares how he is honouring Chobham’s plant nursery heritage with the acquisition of Jacksons Nursery.
- The Complete Service. As The Landscape Service expands to include a full in-house design and build service, Luke Mills shares the inspirations behind the move.
Don’t miss our biodiversity net gain Special, in partnership with Lindum Turf
- Making an Exemption. Rachael Emous-Austin, Dave Gallagher, and Peter Massini reflect on the continued evolution of biodiversity net gain.
- From Ambition to Delivery. Stacking within BNG has always been part of the framework and Julia Baker (Mott MacDonald) is exploring how we can be using it to nature’s advantage.
- Grown to Thrive. Biodiversity net gain isn’t about what you specify, it’s about what establishes, says Lindum Turf.
Read the full Pro Landscaper February 2026 edition here.
by The Pro Landscaper Team | 01 Jan 26 | Digital Editions
And with that, 2025 has come to an end and after some well-deserved time away over the festive break, it’s time to look ahead to what the new year has to offer.
January is often affiliated with change and new beginnings; the start of a new year can feel like a breath of fresh air as we carry everything we’ve learned over the last 12 months forward.
We have a whole new year ahead of us and it’s down to us to shape it with intention, resilience, and optimism, taking forward the lessons we’ve learned and embracing the opportunities that lie ahead.
From everyone here at Pro Landscaper, we wish you all a happy New Year and a fruitful 2026!
In this issue
Turning a New Leaf. Elmtree Landscapes ushers in a new chapter with a fresh rebrand that exemplifies its growth and plans for the future.
Leading with Purpose. Whether it’s knowing when to step back or when to come forward – Neil Stead explores what leadership truly means.
Let’s Hear It From…Adam Palmer. From environmental responsibility to staff training – Adam Palmer shares what sets Palmer Landscapes apart in the market.
Also in this issue
Automated Growth. Nick Ruddle explores the launch of his new AI-powered system tailored to helping landscape professionals unlock practical growth.
Autumn Budget 2025. Carpenter Box take us through what the impending changes from the Autumn Budget mean for the industry.
Starting Fresh. Andrew Duff is setting his sights on the year ahead and delving into how we can put our best foot forward for 2026.
Read the full Pro Landscaper January 2026 edition here.
