Henry Bell Wild Bird Care has an exclusive contract with the Blue Diamond Group.
The demand for seeds for garden packages is growing
Ordering seeds online is a "little lottery" as websites are closing due to high demand and staff shortages related to Covid.
The Scottish Retail Consortium and HTA are calling for the garden center to reopen
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced plans to release a revised strategic framework for Covid next week, suggesting that non-essential stores like garden centers could be among the first steps in reopening after the lockdown. by Matthew Appleby
Welsh garden centers and growers are calling for the lockdown to be eased ahead of St. David's Day
St. David's Day is March 1st and the Welsh Government meets on February 19th to discuss easing the lockdown.
Garden centers are careful in easing the catering lockdown
Garden centers that failed to open cafes this year are waiting for visitor numbers to rise before reopening outdoor seating areas and takeaways. Evidence suggests that outdoor dining is likely to reopen before indoor dining, possibly as early as late March. by Matthew Appleby
In the Stihl garden census, £ 16 billion was spent on gardening in 2020
The gardening equipment company is launching new tools for 2021 in cordless and other series.
Problems with the procurement of Christmas garden centers have been reported
Buying a Christmas product is a greater risk this year without being able to see the product, say some garden center buyers.
Solar energy in the Berry Garden saves emissions
Thanks to 3,614 solar modules, the solar energy in Berry Gardens has achieved a CO2 saving equivalent to 1,1104 million car miles.
The Northern Ireland garden center is showing the full impact of post-Brexit import restrictions
A Northern Irish garden center owner has commented on "double Dutch" new regulations from the EU, which means that he can no longer import plants from England.
Problems with the procurement of Christmas garden centers have been reported
Buying a Christmas product is a greater risk this year without being able to see the product, say some garden center buyers.