Other News
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Greenleaf launches even more Christmas tree ideas for 2007
12 Oct 2007
Five new designs have been added to this year's range of Christmas trees and accessories. -
Greenscene exhibiting at Publican Live
21 Mar 2007
Greenscene will again be exhibiting at the Publican Live exhibition in 2007 -
A green revolution in British organisations as the health benefits of plants hit home, says PHS Survey
23 Oct 2006
A growing awareness of the health benefits of introducing plants at work is supporting widespread uptake in British organisations, according to the 13th PHS Quarterly Facilities Management Survey, published in October.
Awards for PHS Greenleaf
9 Apr 2007Britain in Bloom
We have done well in the Britain in Bloom awards, winning in the local, regional and
national sections of this annual award. Here are some of the sites which won:
Leicester City Council – Silver Gilt Regional
Leicester City Council – Silver National
The Cricketers, Brighton – 1st place Commercial – Noel Carrigan
The Chimney Boy, Faversham – 1st place – Leroy Coles
The Kings Arms Greenwich – 1st place – Bruce Kinton
The Windmill Inn, Leeds – Silver medal – Chris Norgate
BALI Awards
PHS Greenleaf won the BALI Principal Award for Interior Landscape Installation in recognition of the interior planting at the Royal Bank of Scotland, Gogarburn in Scotland. BALI ( British Association of Landscape Industries) were themselves celebrating their 30th anniversary at a glittering occasion. Over 600 BALI members, sponsors and guests, including well known gardening and TV personalities attended the event and heard Lord Sebastian Coe deliver the keynote speech which highlighted the importance of striving for excellence.
Greenleaf was proud to receive an award, presented by Lord Coe, for an amazing concept. This consisted of planting to an internal street area using 30 specimen Ficus trees ranging from 5 to 9 metres in height, with colourful and varied underplanting completing the scheme at ground level. The tree pits were even fitted with a rotating device, which enables them to be turned towards the light source thus preventing uneven growth – technology and nature in perfect harmony!