Magazine - Articles in October 2011

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EDEN PROJECT LAUNCHES NEW GIFT RANGE IN JOHN LEWIS
31 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Eden Project

CASE STUDY: POND, LAKE, AND WATERCOURSE WORKS
31 Oct 2011 - Projects - Editor

LAST CHANCE TO BOOK FOR THIS YEAR'S BEDDING FOCUS - NOW WITH ADDED EXTRAS!
31 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Horticultural Trades Association (HTA)

BISHOP REVIEW CALLS FOR THE DECENTRALIZATION OF DESIGN SUPPORT
31 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Landscape Institute (LI)

PLANT A MILLION GARDEN TREES FOR THE JUBILEE
31 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Woodland Trust

LEARN ALL ABOUT THE FUNGI IN THE FOREST
30 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Forestry Commission

BELIEVE THE HYPE - PRAISE HEAPED ON DURHAM HERITAGE COAST
30 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Landscape Institute (LI)

WILDLIFE TRUSTS BONFIRE TOAD APPEAL
30 Oct 2011 - Dave's Page - Wildlife Trusts

TORO COMPACT TRIPLES FOR ST PAUL'S
29 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Caroline Bennett

NATIONAL TRUST WELCOME FOUR MILLIONTH MEMBER FAMILY TO AGM
29 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - The National Trust

LOCAL PARTNERSHIP SEEKS ALLIES TO HELP SAVE NATURE
29 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust

HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN CARVING MADE EASY
28 Oct 2011 - Website of the Month - Author

TARGET NEW CUSTOMERS THIS CHRISTMAS WITH HTA GARDEN SPENDER TOOLKIT
28 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Horticultural Trades Association (HTA)

FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IS KEY, SAYS HARGREAVES
28 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Landscape Institute (LI)

AN AUTUMN OF TWO HALVES
28 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Forestry Commission

FLORISTRY FIT FOR A DUCHESS - A TRULY ROYAL FLORAL EVENT
28 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Writtle College

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28 Oct 2011 - Featured Articles - Ellie Lean
Halloween is fast becoming a major highlight to the UK calendar, with trick or treating and ghoulish fancy dress parties on the rise. But Halloween’s not just about tricks, treats and scary costumes, it’s also the perfect excuse to make the most of the fantastic seasonal vegetables that are available in October.

GOVERNMENT'S TREE HEALTH ACTION PLAN NEEDS MORE DETAIL AND MORE FUNDING
27 Oct 2011 - Landscaping News - Woodland Trust

A PEACHY VIEW
27 Oct 2011 - Photo of the Week - Author

THE MAHONIA
27 Oct 2011 - Plant of the Week - Editor

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