In This Issue
Rowena re-opens with floral flourish
Caulders reaches new heights with opening of Its 10th garden centre – Caulders Linlithgow
Furniture 20% off already at Dobbies... thoughts from garden centres on Easter and beyond - UPDATED with extra comment from British Garden Centres, Gordale, Planters, Scotsdales, Blue Diamond, Bents and more from Alton
Squire's looks to future after resilient 2024 performance
The Old Railway Line Garden Centre celebrates 35 years with opening of new entrance and plant area
The GIMA Awards are back – here’s everything you need to know!
Peat-free partnership highlights RocketGro in first of its ‘hort shorts’
J. Parker’s implement OpSuite into new Daisy Nook GC
Tee-off for great cause at GIMA Charity Golf Day
Team heroes celebrated at Notcutts annual awards
Blackstone Products launches National Griddle Week
GARDENA unveils new showroom as part of multi-million pound investment
Family-run garden centre and nursery for sale
Hare Hatch Sheeplands sold to The Gardening Club
LOFA supports families affected by dementia
The Greenfingers Charity returns to Helen & Douglas House for Garden Re-Leaf volunteering days
The Greenfingers Charity thanks Arbour Landscape Solutions
MorePeople celebrates 25 years of business
GIMA Business Village at Glee 2025 breaks records with unprecedented exhibitor numbers
West Yorkshire adventure play areas win regional award
Durstons’ peat-free range outshines leading brands in trials
Introducing the A4 and A8 NEW Do-It-Yourself Robot Mowers
Haddonstone launches its first Heritage Raised Bed Planter
Wiggly Wigglers brings award-winning composting kits to life
Backdoorshoes now available at Perrywood Garden Centre
Air-Pot helps boost native plant growth and biodiversity in Wales
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EP Barrus appoints Will Timmis as Head of Outdoor Divisions
James Gormley joins Wyevale Nurseries as new Key Account Manager
Eight breeders present novelties at Dutch Spring Trials
Forest Garden partner with Alan Titchmarsh’s new show
Taylors Bulbs excited for launch of Gardening with Alan Titchmarsh
Garden Centre Magazine – your personalised magazine, free of charge
Novelties May inspection announced
RHS partners with Sophie Allport for RHS Chelsea Flower Show collection
The best of last week's
Unlimited Cake Club is a scrumptious success at Thetford Garden Centre
Sale of Chard Garden Centre in Somerset
Gardenex director general Amanda Sizer Barrett retires with Joe Denham taking over
David Domoney champions Young Talent in Horticulture with Live Garden Makeover on This Morning
GIMA welcomes new Council members at AGM
RocketGro’s Magic Mulch now the UK's leading mulch
Wymondham & Aylsham Garden Centres implements Davidson Richards’ OpSuite Solution
ALPEN offers comprehensive range of garden tools
From Covid auction sale to £5m turnover - Aylsham Garden Centre interview in GTN March Issue, read on-line here
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Garden Centre Magazine – your personalised magazine, free of charge

Already enjoyed by over 100 garden centres across the UK, the Garden Centre Magazine (GCM) is a unique opportunity to create a bespoke, professionally designed magazine within a magazine – at no cost to your business.

 

Each participating garden centre receives a dedicated 12-page personalised section within the wider publication, enabling them to showcase their latest news, promotions, staff profiles, restaurant menus, special events, seasonal offers, and more. With the potential to reach up to 50 pages in total, this high-quality, glossy publication serves as a powerful marketing and customer engagement tool.

 

No financial investment – fully funded by advertisers

Unlike traditional marketing initiatives, the Garden Centre Magazine requires no financial outlay from garden centres. Instead, the magazine is fully funded through advertisers and advertorial content, ensuring that your centre benefits from premium marketing materials without stretching your budget.

 

Simply host the publication in high-footfall areas such as entrances and tills, allowing customers to pick up a copy and stay connected with your latest offerings. With centre-specific content refreshed every six months, the magazine remains dynamic and relevant, encouraging repeat engagement and customer loyalty.

 

More than just a magazine – a community connector

The Garden Centre Magazine is designed not only to promote your garden centre but also to strengthen ties within the local community.

 

By incorporating features on topics such as garden lighting, pet care, and seasonal trends, the magazine creates natural opportunities for local businesses to advertise alongside engaging editorial content. For example, an article on ‘garden lighting’ may include adverts from local electricians, while a ‘pet care’ feature could highlight dog groomers, vets, and pet insurance providers. This strategic approach ensures that advertisers receive maximum visibility while readers discover valuable local services.

 

Extending reach beyond the shopfloor

One of the standout benefits of GCM is its ability to extend beyond the retail space. Unlike digital advertising, which can be fleeting, the physical magazine remains in customers’ homes for months, offering a constant reminder of your garden centre’s products and expertise. Many customers share copies with friends and family, further increasing brand exposure and footfall.

 

By providing expert home and garden tips, GCM is a publication that customers actively want to pick up, engage with and keep, in turn enhancing your brand’s credibility and fostering stronger customer relationships.

 

A no-risk, high-reward opportunity for garden centres

With zero financial commitment required, GCM represents a hassle-free, high-impact marketing solution. By participating, your garden centre gains a professionally produced, high-quality magazine that serves as both a sales tool and a relationship builder within your local community.

 

For more information on how your garden centre can get involved and join the likes of New Leaf Plant Centre, Old Railway Line, Grove Nurseries, Monkton Elm, Polhill, Planters and many others who already benefit from the inclusion of the Garden Centre Magazine within their centre, please contact the GCM’s Business Development Director, Trish Nicholson by emailing patricia@yhgmedia.co.uk

 

For more information visit www.gardencentremagazine.com

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