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Glee @ Spring Fair returns 1st – 4th February – launching a new spring chapter for garden retail

With just a few days to go, anticipation is building as Glee prepares to return to Spring Fair this February, marking its first appearance at the event in six years. Hosted at the NEC Birmingham, Glee @ Spring Fair 2026 signals the launch of a refreshed spring edition – designed to support garden retailers earlier

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Count the birds!

FeatherSnap helps nature lovers get ready to count the birds with the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch: 23rd – 25th January 2026 FeatherSnap, the solar-powered, Wi-Fi enabled smart bird feeder, is proudly supporting the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 encouraging households across the UK to join hundreds of thousands of people taking part in the nation’s largest annual survey of garden birds. 

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Bulrush proud to sponsor the 2026 BOA Technical Conference

Bulrush Horticulture, one of the UK’s leading growing media and substrate suppliers, is delighted to again confirm sponsorship of the annual British Ornamentals Association (BOA) Technical Conference next month, as it continues to support the next generation of horticultural professionals. As a firm believer in encouraging innovation in the growing sector and a long‑standing supporter

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Most Jumperful Challenge raises over £5,500 for the Greenfingers Charity

The Greenfingers Charity is delighted to celebrate the success of the 2025 Christmas Jumperful Challenge, a fun and festive fundraiser that has once again brought cheer, colour and generosity to the season. Thanks to the efforts of Christmas jumper wearers Matt Mein and Sarah Want, this year’s challenge has already raised over £5,500 to support

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FeatherSnap’s Ornithlogist, Maria Kincaid, serves up Christmas Din Dins for  the Birds

Whilst we may not get snow this Christmas time, we can expect our gardens to be cold and frosty over the festive period and the hard ground makes food hard to come by for our garden birds. So why not help out and treat your feathered friends to some tasty festive foods to tantalise their

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