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• Gardening Organisations

Resources in This Category

• Arboricultural Association

  http://www.trees.org.uk/
  Promotes care and knowledge of trees in the UK.

• British & International Golf Greenkeepers Association

  http://www.bigga.org.uk/
  Dedicated to the continuing professional development of its members and their industry.

• British Association of Landscape Industries

  http://www.bali.org.uk/
  A trade body for the landscape industry. News, lists of events, job listings, and membership directory.

• British Tomato Growers Association

  http://www.britishtomatoes.co.uk/
  Represents commercial tomato growers. Includes technical notes and promotional information.

• Flowers and Plants Association

  http://www.flowers.org.uk/
  Promotes floriculture and the pot plant industry. Website has listings of growers and suppliers.

• Horticultural Trades Association

  http://www.the-hta.org.uk/
  Representing business growth for garden centres, nurseries, landscapers and suppliers.

• Leisure and Outdoor Furniture Association

  http://www.lofa.co.uk/
  LOFA is a trade association representing over 80% of the UK's manufacturers and suppliers of garden furniture, barbecues and accessories.

• The British Protected Ornamentals Association (BPOA)

  http://www.bpoaonline.co.uk/
  Includes shows and events, links, news and training, and means for members to cooperate for the industry's benefit.

• The Garden Centre Association

  http://www.gca.org.uk/
  Champions professionalism in garden centre retailing; search for members by county.

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