Green is certainly the new black when it comes to the leading garden products retailers. There may appear to be natural synergies between gardening and the environmental movement, but for consumers this has to be delivered in a credible manner. In a sense the consumer is making their own moves here with a rising interest in growing vegetables and environmental tasks such as recycling.
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14th July 2009
A move towards 'grow-your-own' produce makes garden sharing a practical option. 
23rd February 2009
Allotment gardening is becoming increasingly popular as spiralling food prices inspire many people to grow their own produce. So much so, waiting lists for plots are now in excess of 10 years.
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How are garden centres offsetting the effects of the weather by entering a wider variety of new product areas?
