I am tending to use Marshalls as a barometer for the UK landscaping industry. Perhaps this is a little unfair that they should get a lot of attention but when you refer to yourself as the 'UK's leading' it does tend to make one's ears prick up. I am still not convinced that Marshalls haver paid shar...

Newton Abbot based landscaper Jackson Landscape Design has won an award from Marshalls PLC for the ‘Most Creative Use of Marshalls Product’ at the inaugural Marshalls Register Awards 2008. Marshalls created the awards to recognise excellence in hard landscaping design and installation among its ...

There is a huge split building between the Landscape Institute (LI) and its members over the crisis surrounding the retention of the LI archive and library. Without such a comprehensive historical and educational resource at the centre of the organisation, many feel that the LI will become little mo...

Marshalls, who provide landscaping materials for the UK domestic market has said in a statement released the the London Stock Exchange that the outlook for 2009 looks uncertain after reporting fifteen percent full year decline in domestic landscaping. Group revenues fell six per cent at £378 millio...

I have been promising myself for ages that I would make a garden bench so I thought that I would make the most of the darker evenings and get into my workshop. I haven't finished it yet but I thought that I would add the latest so that I force myself to complete the job as soon as I can. I bought a ...

Roger and Valerie Holley of Yeovil have made most of the gardening headlines today with their twenty five year old conifers lovingly and painstakingly shaped into a giant Christmas pudding. The pudding is shaped from two conifer trees that have been clipped or topieried over the last five years to f...