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Marshalls Praise Worthy Assessments

Marshalls Praise Worthy Assessments

Last week the Marshalls assessor looked around some of our sites and was full of praise for our work.

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Wilkinsons Online

Wilkinsons Online

As well as enjoying the great outdoors we have spent some of the winter months working on our both of our new websites. You can visit our sister site www.wilkinsonsplantcentre.co.uk to see more information about Seasonal offers the range of specimen we stock.

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Meet Simon Wilkinson...

Meet Simon Wilkinson...

Meet Simon Wilkinson the assistant manager at Wilkinsons Landscapes. He has worked at Wilkinsons Landscapes since 2003.

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Meet Martin...

Meet Martin...

Martin Kirby has worked for Wilkinsons Landscapes for 20 years, he is the landscape manager.

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Find inspiration in our new show gardens

Find inspiration in our new show gardens

The team at Wilkinsons have been busy constructing an inspirational new show garden and making improvements to the existing Wilkinsons gardens with displays and easier access.

The new show gardens feature...

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News feed | RHS Gardening

World's most expensive snowdrop

A golden snowdrop has been bought for 725 by Thompson & Morgan making it the world's most expensive.

Women gardeners to be held in memory

A researcher is hoping to jog memories of a little-known school for women gardeners in Edinburgh at the turn of the 20th century with an appeal.

Coping with drought in spring & summer

RHS experts have pinpointed four key things to help protect your plants from drought problems in your garden.

Ventnor Botanic Garden under new management

Ventnor Botanic Garden is soon to be under new management after the Isle of Wight Council withdrew its funding

Gardeners urged to become 'one in a million'

News story on Jubilee Woods for Queen's Diamond Jubilee as part of Woodland Trust's celebrations when six million trees will be planted by schools and communities

Olympian challenge for community gardeners

Challenge to Londoners to create more food-growing spaces

Urban show gardens with a twist

How to breathe life into unsightly, derelict city streets and help to cut crime ? that?s the tough brief given to Young Designers for this year's RHS London Plant & Design Show.

Mary Grierson VMM, VMH

Botanical artist Mary Grierson, who enjoyed a long association with the RHS and who received several of its top awards, has died.

New highlights for RHS Show Cardiff

Tickets are now on sale for the eighth RHS show in Cardiff, where you can enjoy the finale of National Gardening Week, admire Chris Beardshaw's show features and show gardens from leading designers.

New trials programme for flowers, fruit and veg

The RHS has just announced which plants will be trialled for the Award of Garden Merit over the next two years.

Say it with flowers for the Queen's Jubilee

Planting plans to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics.

Louis Robert Russell VMH

The death of Louis Russell on 8 December 2011 at the age of nearly 83, brought to an end five generations involvement in gardening and nurseries over 200 years.

Rare lichen found in Wales

A lichen found in only a handful of locations in the British Isles has turned up on a tree in Powys - the first time it has been found in Wales.

Corporate hospitality 2012

Looking for a special highlight to your corporate calendar? The RHS Chelsea Flower Show offers an excellent opportunity to mix business with pleasure.

Fresh Gardens

Fresh Gardens is a new show garden category that challenges designers to produce something inventive and refreshing.

Fascinating facts...

From Gardens of Tomorrow to smuggled gnomes, here's a peek into the show's unique history.

Fresh show gardens unveiled

We have some exciting new additions to the world-acclaimed showcase that is RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012.

Practical information

Cash machines, cloakrooms, seating areas and other useful information

Access

Catering facilities - access for those needing assistance.

Travelling to Chelsea

We recommend that visitors travel to the show by public transport. To find out more on how to get to the showground by public transport, go to the Transport for London Journey Planner.

Eating and drinking at the show

Catering facilities at the show, offering everything from three course meals to sandwiches and fish and chips.

Hillier sets the stage for its exhibit

The sword-like leaves of phormiums and cordylines were the perfect backdrop to a fencing display at Hillier Nurseries, set up to give a sneak preview of the nursery?s Chelsea 2012 exhibit.