In This Issue
Cowells, Langlands, Burleydam and Barton Grange are the toast of the north in GCA awards
Professionalism is causing a shift from the sheds
Full results from GCA North East Regional Awards 2015
North West GCA Awards reults in full
The Midlands GCA results are in
Haskins scoop a 1,2,3 at the South Thames Regional Awards
Full results from North Thames GCA Regional Awards
The Old Railway Line are on the fast track
Squires Hersham and Haskins Roundstone are tops in South Thames GCA
Sunshine and Burston are best in North Thames GCA
Planters and Webbs win main GCA Midlands regional awards
Wales & West Best Centre winners are The Old Railway Line and Monkton Elm
Mr F's new POS reassures grow-your-own novices
The Greatest Outdoor Living Sales gold winners to be presented at spoga+gafa
HTA Futures is the venue for The Greatest Garden Centre Team Awards 2015
Garden Centre Manager - Small Chain - Staffordshire
Assistant Manager - Independent Garden Centre - Surrey
Horticultural Buyer – Full time
Nursery - Production - Grower Manager - Cambridgeshire
Interior Landscaping Regional Manager - East of England
Restaurant Manager - Lincolnshire
Briers recognised with a special accolade for their #glovie campaign
Homebase boss to speak at HTA Garden Futures Conference
Growing media sales continue to be healthy
Wyevale Nurseries moves with the times with new website
Pots of sales in the Bestsellers chart
Cordless garden equipment free from high street price pressures
Potatoes for Christmas are bestsellers again
Alton, Old Railway Line, Klondyke and Haskins win Greatest Fundraising Awards
Bestsellers Top 50 charts every week
Buy your subscription to GTN Bestsellers
All the latest news from the world of garden centre catering
New Wyevale Botanic Kitchen concept delivers 'the garden on a plate'
Catering Tip of the Week: Taking your food offer to the next level
Situations Vacant
Garden Centre Manager - Small Chain - Staffordshire
£28k to £32k per annum
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Assistant Manager - Independent Garden Centre - Surrey
£30k - £38k per annum
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Horticultural Buyer – Full time
Salary dependent on experience.
 
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Nursery - Production - Grower Manager - Cambridgeshire
Salary Dependant on Experience
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Interior Landscaping Regional Manager - East of England
£28k -£30k per annum
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Restaurant Manager - Lincolnshire
 
We are looking for a resourceful Restaurant Manager to join us as we plan to re-invent our restaurant...
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Wyevale Nurseries moves with the times with new website


Wyevale Nurseries has officially launched its new interactive website so it is now in keeping with its new logo, company colours and restructure.
 
The company in Hereford has a completely new website, which has a range of new features including an interactive product library.
 
Adam Dunnett, Sales and Marketing Director at Wyevale Nurseries, said: “Our new website was designed to represent the restructure we made last year within our production divisions and show the new focus within our company.
 
“Using the new logo and company colours we hope it illustrates our company’s long history, the depth of knowledge, which comes with such heritage and our ambitious, innovative plans for the future.
 
“The new interactive product library on the website is continuously growing and being developed. Using this key feature customers are able to source a magnitude of information on specific varieties. Search options are available to allow filtering on a range of plant features and tolerances, providing a useful tool for product selection.
 
“Within the website there is now detailed information about each of our production divisions highlighting our point of difference from other suppliers. We are the only UK nursery to offer the full spectrum of stock – trees, hedging transplants and small to specimen sized container grown stock.”
 
The website also features topical news stories about the industry and bulletins about Wyevale Nurseries, its staff and future plans. Details of upcoming events the company will be attending will also be on the site.
 
Updated stock lists will be available so people can see the range of stock the nursery offers. The company has listened to customer requests and they can now be downloaded by product category both as a PDF and in an Excel spreadsheet.
 
All of Wyevale Nurseries’ catalogues are available to download and its 2015 Autumn Catalogue and 2016 Promotional Catalogues aimed at garden centres and retail markets will soon be added.
 
People interested in joining the team at the nursery will be able to view the job vacancies section. This will be regularly updated. The website will also list the contact details for all key members of staff so customers can get in contact with them easily.
 
Wyevale Nurseries has also invested time into its social media accounts this year and live feeds are featured on the homepage of the website.
 
Adam continued: “The plan is to make it into a trading website, aimed at independent garden centres and garden designers. New and existing trade customers will be able to register with us, then use the website to place orders for delivery or collection.
 
“Customers will be able to access full stock availability and price information online, create their shopping basket and submit orders when complete.
 
“Payment will be through normal terms with the company direct. This service will provide customers with the opportunity to shop with us 24/7, at their convenience, not restricted to our opening hours.”
 
Wyevale Nurseries is one of the largest family-run wholesale nurseries in the UK. It was established in 1930 by Harry Williamson, a horticulturist and entrepreneur. It became the company it is today under the leadership of his son, Peter, who sadly passed away in 2011.
 
The Williamsons’ saw the opportunity to sell their product to an undeveloped retail market, creating one of the first garden centres, followed by a chain. In 1987, the retail side needed to expand and the 19 garden centres were sold as a PLC.
 
The family then turned its focus to Wyevale Nurseries Ltd. It continues to be a family-run business with ownership and joint chairmanship currently being held by the third generation, Heather and Simeon Williamson, with plans for the fourth generation to takeover in the future.
 
Wyevale Nurseries has a significant product range and is regularly introducing new plants. It offers a large variety of trees, shrubs, hedging, herbaceous and specimen plants to garden centres, landscape contractors, local authorities, foresters and landowners.
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