Royal Horticultural Society

“The WBC-RHS habitat range is not only useful, beautiful and sustainable but well-made and sturdy – with a strong focus on being fit for purpose,” said RHS Licensing Manager Cathy Snow.

Burgon & Ball MD, Rainer Schubert, reveals why RHS tools are the jewels in their crown…

“It was important that we worked with a company with a genuine passion for the art and craft industry on our first major foray into this product category,” said RHS Licensing Manager Cathy Snow.

“The art of watering is critical to the team at Haws, and we know that new products and guidance on best watering practices will flow from this collaboration,” said Mark Jenner-Parson Commercial Director at Haws Watering Cans.

With BLE upon us, we picked the brains of regular attendees and exhibitors on how to make the most of the show. Up next is Cathy Snow, Licensing Manager at the Royal Horticultural Society.

“The diversity and originality of the RHS artwork and style guides – combined with our own creative expertise – has resulted in a truly beautiful collection of home textiles,” said Illana Middleton, Brands Manager at Turner Bianca.

“The home fragrance category is a very important one for the RHS,” said Cathy Snow, Licensing Manager at RHS.

The new set of prints are based on designs from the RHS children’s style guide and can be used for decorating children’s bedrooms and play areas.

The new range features plant, vegetable and insect prints, with swing tags designed in the shape of flowerpots.

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes talks with Robyn Cowling – Head of Strategic Partnerships at Asgard Media – about how best to bring new companies into licensing.