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2024 - Volume 11
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How Family Gardens Grow
Consider the use and evolution of the outdoor space over time. How homeowners utilise their gardens changes dramatically over the years. Although this is...
Grassroots Developments
Over the past five years, Kilcock GAA in Co Kildare has implemented an ambitious development plan in an effort to improve its facilities.
As part...
A Sustainable Future with Trees
With the QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Arboriculture, you can advance your career or business whilst supporting Ireland's green infrastructure, writes Jeremy Ryan,...
Hortichallenge in Estonia
In May this year, two students from the College of Amenity Horticulture in Dublin’s National Botanic Gardens – Chélirs Brecq and Aoife Hester –...
Horticulture for Humanitarianism
Enabling self-sufficiency in the face of adversity can be a powerful driver of change. Kindred Crop is an innovative agricultural toolkit that aims to...
Awestruck & Inspired
Spanning an area of 242 hectares, the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) approved International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 is currently underway in Chengdu, China,...
Home Grown Renewed for Third Season
After the success of the first series, Home Grown Series 2 was a further celebration of the Irish horticulture industry, showcasing the many facets...
Bord Bia Bloom Nurturing Talent
When Bord Bia Bloom returned for its 18th festival in the Phoenix Park this summer it showcased the work of 22 show garden designers,...
Growing for Nature – There’s no better time to align your business to biodiversity...
In Ireland, as reported in the National Strategy for Horticulture 2023-2027, the amenity horticulture industry (amenity and other non-edible products) was worth approximately €100...