Friday, April 4, 2025
Careers & EducationEducation

Travelling with purpose

By Patrick Regnault

Travelling broadens the mind, education brings clarity, and curiosity is the energy that draws it together. Visiting gardens and meeting with the people who care for them is an exciting way to learn and share. It allows a connection that frees people to discover each other’s experiences and knowledge.Continue reading

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Horticulture/DesignLandscape

Changing the world one pot at a time

By Gabrielle Stannus

Restoring ecological landscapes is about more than just putting plants into the ground. To improve the sustainability of revegetation itself, we need to consider the full life cycle of our projects, right down to the pots we use to grow and protect our plants.Continue reading

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EnvironmentEnvironment & Sustainability

AIPH Green Cities Awards 2024

Revitalising cities and minds through nature

By Michael Casey

Honouring cities that lead the way in urban greening: The AIPH World Green Cities Awards celebrate innovation, biodiversity, and sustainable urban development.

The International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) is a global organisation dedicated to promoting the horticulture industry and its role in improving environmental sustainability.… Continue reading

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EnvironmentEnvironment & Sustainability

Greener cities, brighter future

Nature’s role in urban resilience

By Michael Casey

At the Future Green City World Congress, experts explored how urban greening enhances health, sustainability, and resilience while addressing the key challenges of designing modern cities.

This year’s Future Green City World Congress took place in Utrecht, Netherlands, and exceeded expectations with its vibrant atmosphere, engaging people, and inspiring urban greening projects.… Continue reading

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Careers & EducationEducation

Today’s green fingers will be digitalised

By Jacco Strating*

RAI Amsterdam’s GreenTech shines a spotlight on the transitions happening in the world today. Numerous challenges, such as climate change, water scarcity, and the need for more sustainable practices, are greatly affecting the current food production systems. In a series of articles, RAI delves into the challenges and opportunities of these transitions in the horticulture industry.Continue reading

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EditorialNewsbuds

Australian greenlife industry on track for $3.2 billion growth by 2030

The Australian greenlife industry is ramping up its readiness to support Australia’s environmental sustainability, and its economic strength, with the sector’s growth projected to reach $3.2 billion by 2030.

Greenlife Industry Australia CEO, Joanna Cave, emphasises the industry’s key role in this country’s climate change resilience and economic development by shaping Australia’s urban landscapes, and providing jobs and production value.… Continue reading

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EditorialNewsbuds

CisgenX awarded Smart Approved WaterMark Certification for innovative irrigation

Cisgenics, a global leader in intelligent irrigation solutions, has been awarded the prestigious Smart Approved WaterMark certification for its flagship product, CisgenX. This recognition highlights the company’s commitment to sustainability, precision, and efficiency in water management.

CisgenX is transforming irrigation water requirements with a smart solution that provides the optimal amount of water for plants, reducing water and energy costs.… Continue reading

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Plant PalettePlants

Bursts of colour with new exotic shrubby trees

By Daniel Fuller

While there is a definite industry trend back to native plants, there is still a huge interest in exotic plants in the Australian landscape. Many landscape and domestic projects still focus on the beautiful exotic plants that have been a staple in Australian gardens over the last hundred years.Continue reading

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LandscapeLandscape Design

Nurturing creativity with nature

By Daniel Althaus

My journey into the world of show gardens has been nothing short of transformative. As a landscape designer, I’ve always been fascinated by the intricate relationship between nature and design. However, stepping into the competitive arena of show gardens was a step into the unknown.Continue reading

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EditorialNursery Papers

What’s Growing On?

GROWERS IN THE HOT SEAT AT NGIQ’S GREEN EXPO – We’ve just wrapped up filming an exciting new project at this year’s Green Expo – “A Peony for Your Thoughts.” This upcoming series features experienced growers who share easy gardening tips on camera.… Continue reading

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