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Garden centres survive wettest ever January with record sales
Learn e-tail secrets from the High Street's big guns
Lanterns and torches brighten mid-winter gloom
A flying start waiting to happen...?
GIMA promote careers talk on horticulture
John Innes retains a grip on growing media
Dutch and Brits meet to discuss 'working together'
'Good bugs' could hold key to cabbage root fly problem
Squire's Santas raise £18k for charity
GCA 2014 conference hits all the right notes
A quick look-back at GCA conference as Barton Grange Preston is named Destination Garden Centre of the Year
Cowell's picks up the coveted Garden Centre of the Year Award
£9,600 raised as Pansies beat Cabbages in 4th Annual Greenfingers Challenge Cup
Pippa to speak on grow-your-own at The Edible Garden Show
Carol Paris reveals how HTA and GCA are working together to promote gardening
Out-going GCA chairman takes up new role at Trelawney Garden Leisure
Boyd adds 6 centres to Hillview
Work to start on Probus Garden Centre in March
Jude Law, David Tennant and other stars present the Garden Re-Leaf Day quiz for 2014
More pictures of Garden Centre Christmas displays than have ever been published before
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Pippa to speak on grow-your-own at The Edible Garden Show


TV and radio presenter Pippa Greenwood returns to The Edible Garden Show next month to deliver a series of talks on grow-your-own.

She will offer advice on ‘Veg Growing Made Easy’ and how to grow ‘Pest Free Veg and Fruit’, as well as tips on growiong her own favourites.

Pippa has been growing fruit and veg since she was four years old and who was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Science by The University of Durham, where she trained as a botanist.\

Fellow experts at the show (Alexandra Palace, 28-30 March) include ‘Homegrown Revolution’ author and TV presenter James Wong, BBC The One Show gardening expert Christine Walkden and wild food expert Mark Lloyd.

Tickets cost £16 on the door (£12 in advance).

Information: www.theediblegardenshow.co.uk

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