In This Issue
Drive, passion & focus. Ricky Towers on restaurants at British Garden Centres in GTN October-November issue, read on-line here
LOFA Launches New Outdoor Leisure Retail Academy as Part of 60th Anniversary Celebrations
Fakenham, McKenzie & Cruickshank, Bow Garden & Aquatic Centre, Wolseley Bridge, Burleydam, Old Railway Line, Norwich Camping & leisure, Allbrighton and Trioscape get early on-line votes as customers join the quest for The Greatest Christmas Teams
Bird lovers urged to put hygiene at heart of bird feeding
APAC launch Christmas 2027
GCA members get inspired for Christmas on London trip
British Garden Centres sparks festive wonder with new animated Christmas advert 'Where Magic Begins'
Greenfingers celebrates prestigious award for chairman
Durstons steps up to meet late-season surge in compost demand
Cherry Lane company hunts more garden centres
Unwins grows premium grow-your-own offering
Greenfingers gets ready for Most Jumperful Christmas yet!
YPHA Management Development Programme celebrates second block as delegates prepare for final presentations
Exclusive Inteview with Squires MD Sam Dickson and GTN's Glee review in latest issue of GTN magazine, read on-line now
GIMA Buyers Guide & New Product Digest – Autumn 2026
Get your copy of GTN Xtra
Crocus and Primrose merge to create one of the UK's largest online gardening businesses
Does a garden centre really need a new electricity supply for EV charging?
Spooky Halloween walk raises record-breaking £1,316 for The Bracken Trust
Spring Fair expands line-up with over 200 new brands
UK’s first Flower Pharmacy launched in London
Wyevale Nurseries launches Awesome Autumn hedge giveaway for worthy causes
Nick Dunn honoured with Jon Jones Memorial Trophy at National Fruit Show
Discover Scotland's hidden talent at Scotland's Trade Fair Spring
EU red tape trumps UK science in continuing water hyacinth ban, says trade body
The best of last week's
The World’s First Truly Pink Agapanthus: The Gardeners' Must-Have for 2027
Haskins appoints its first Head of Hospitality to strengthen destination strategy
The Greenfingers Charity welcomes two new Trustees to its Board
APAC Group tees up support as headline sponsor of Greenfingers Charity’s first-ever Golf Day
Managing Labour Across Multiple Sites Without Losing Control
RocketGro releases second TV advert
Send us your news and great ideas

Contact us with your news.

Email trevor@pottingshedpress.co.uk or call the GTN News team on 07973 504214

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Wyevale Nurseries launches Awesome Autumn hedge giveaway for worthy causes

 

Worthy causes are invited to apply for free native bareroot hedging next month as part of the launch of Wyevale Nurseries’ Awesome Autumn campaign – promoting the benefits of autumn planting.

 

The leading Hereford-based commercial nursery is offering 100 selected UK schools, charities, community groups with environmental projects free bareroot hedging plants to help create wildlife habitats and green corridors nationwide.

 

Cian Lynch, Assistant Manager (Commercial) at Wyevale Nurseries, explains: “Awesome Autumn is all about encouraging people to recognise autumn as one of the most valuable planting seasons of the year and to encourage people to plant bareroot trees and hedges. Through this giveaway, we want to support organisations that are making a positive difference in their communities while also helping wildlife thrive.

 

“We’re asking people to apply from November 1, 2026, until March 31, 2027, and bareroot hedging plants, also known as whips or saplings, will then be despatched in November 2027 when they are ready to plant.

 

“Just one metre of native hedging can provide a meaningful habitat for birds, insects and other wildlife. By donating a metre of bareroot hedging to 100 worthy causes, we’re hoping to help create more connected habitats and wildlife corridors across the UK.

 

“November is the perfect time to plant bareroot hedging. Plants are dormant, soil conditions are often ideal and roots can begin establishing throughout winter ready for strong growth in spring. It’s one of the most cost-effective and environmentally responsible ways to plant a hedge.”

 

The nursery is inviting applications from November 1, 2026, until March 31, 2027, from not-for-profit organisations including schools, charities, parish councils, community groups and volunteer organisations looking to undertake planting schemes during the forthcoming hedge planting season.

 

Successful applicants will receive their native bareroot hedge plants, known as whips, suitable for creating hedgerows, wildlife corridors, screening, community spaces and biodiversity projects, in November 2027. The hedging varieties will be selected by Wyevale Nurseries’ expert team to suit each project’s objectives and location.

 

Cian adds: “We’re particularly keen to hear from groups that are looking to improve biodiversity, create habitats for birds and pollinators, or enhance community green spaces. Whether the project is large or small, we’d love to help it become a reality.”

 

Applications for the free hedging giveaway will open on November 1, 2026, coinciding with the start of Wyevale Nurseries’ bareroot lifting season and close on March 31, 2027, when the season comes to an end. The successful 100 applicants will receive their bareroot hedging in November 2027.

 

The company grows a wide range of native hedging varieties at its Herefordshire nursery and supplies landscape contractors, local authorities, foresters, landowners and garden centres nationwide.

 

Groups wishing to apply should submit details of their project, the proposed planting location and the benefits it will bring to their community, the environment and wildlife.

 

Wyevale Nurseries, which recently celebrated its 96th anniversary, has a highly knowledgeable and experienced team admired across the horticultural industry.

 

For further details about the Awesome Autumn bareroot hedging giveaway, visit www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk.

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Del.icio.us Digg | Comment (0)
Comment
Name:*

Email Address:*

Comment:*