By Steve Malsher MCIHort Following on from our look at nutritional disorders in last week's blog, Steve now identifies some of the non-nutritional plant disorders that we should be looking out for in our garden. Disorders are plant problems that are caused by a problem within the environment in which Read more »
By Annie Buckle Protecting our natural environment whilst providing exceptional plants and a quality service is a key component of life here at Nicholsons. With that in mind, we recently conducted a site-wide assessment of our wildlife to better understand who we shared our space with. Many of our keen-eyed colleagues were Read more »
By Steve Malsher MCIHort To round off this mini-series on plant problems, we are looking at disorders. These come in many forms and we will be tackling a lot in this blog, meaning it will be split into 3 parts. Keep an eye out on our social media and mailers for the Read more »
Last week, we sadly said farewell to one of our longest-serving members of staff. Jean Graham, who has worked at Nicholsons for over 20 years, is leaving to enjoy her well-deserved retirement. Jean has always been a big part of the family here at Nicholsons, not only working across various departments, but also providing Read more »
By Katie Stevens ...or more specifically Grey Squirrels. With summer now upon us, nature is in full swing; flowers are blooming, bees are busy and trees are growing. Such growth does attract one or two unwelcome problems: the major one being the grey squirrel. Read more »
