Bord Bia Bloom 2022
Patricia Tyrell makes a welcome return to Ireland’s largest gardening festival...
It is so exciting to see that Bloom is back and normality has returned....
Landscape fabric
Barry Lupton interviews Sarah Prosser, Collective Impact Weaver at Grow It Yourself Waterford.
Sarah Prosser has recently moved from Norway to take up an exciting...
No time to waste
Féidhlim Harty provides some timely guidance on tackling waste in your business.
Has anybody noticed the price of materials lately? I've been renovating an old...
Eucalyptus: A favoured filler
Demand for Eucalyptus within the cut foliage sector has increased, leading researchers at Teagasc to look at ways to improve the quality of Eucalyptus...
HC Print Spring 2022 Contents
CONTENTS
NEWS
01 Editorial
03 Horticulture News
EVENTS
05 The Latest Horticulture Events
BORD BIA
06 All the latest news from Bord Bia
TEAGASC
08 All the latest news from Teagasc
DESIGN
12 REIMAGINING THE...
The fine print
Landscape architect, Colm Kenny, on the intricacies of the tender process and contract negotiation; effective pricing with rising inflation, and how to ensure that...
Our watershed moment
Féidhlim Harty on the importance of good watershed management.
Imagine a golden eagle floating on a rising thermal, high over the hills of Connemara. The...
Not so hard graft
Renowned tree specialist and owner of Annaveigh Plants, John Murphy put an edge on his grafting knife and a new spin on traditional methods...
A sea change
Dr. Karen O’Hanlon looks at the fertiliser and pesticide supply issue in Ireland. Could our natural marine environment be the answer?
The agrichemical industry came...
Editorial Intro – HC Spring 2022
A SYMBOL OF HOPE
The language of horticulture is universal. Flowers can be powerful symbols of love, rebirth and resilience. Perhaps no better example could...