2020

A zoom seminar took place on September 29, the first in a series of evening seminars, focusing on the latest strawberry research trials conducted...

UCD Horticulture: Plants for people, for our planet From September 2021 a new entry route to horticulture will be introduced at University College Dublin. The...

Contents NEWS 03 Horticulture News BAYER ADVERTORIAL 06 GREENKEEPER FINDS SUCCESS WITH PREVENTATIVE FUNGICIDE OPINION 07 LIVING WITH PESTS AND DISEASES  Retired landscape horticulturist, Terry O’Regan, continues his series of articles...

How To Dress For An Interview Who Should You Be Impressing? Growing up I was always told to dress suited and booted for every interview. Whenever...

Writing during the lockdown, Féidhlim Harty asks, has the pandemic been all bad for the planet or society? Last year, both British and Irish governments...

Bonsai cultivation is an often misunderstood practice, here Michael Guerin and Dr. Karen O’Hanlon attempt to explain what drives the passion for little trees. The...

Noeleen Smyth explains how Brexit will impact the import and export of rare plants between the UK and Ireland The UK Government’s formal rejection in...

Horticulture is an economically strong and important sector for the nation’s health, and for future growth, it will need to comply with certain standards...

INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF PLANT HEALTH 2020 (IYPH 2020) BACKGROUND The United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has nominated 2020 as the International Year of...

Retired landscape horticulturist, Terry O’Regan, continues his series of articles reflecting on his adventures in the landscape sector. When a severe storm is at its...