Main navigation Commercial services We offer a range of business services including Kew Publishing, consultancy on conservation as well as image and product licensing. Kew Publishing Kew Publishing produces award-winning books for all ages on botany, horticulture, art, history and lifestyle. Inspired by Kew’s work and collections our list includes gift books, art monographs, biographies, field guides, practical guides to growing, plant identification and reference works. We publish under our own imprint and in partnership with others. Through our publications we inspire and educate people about our work and provide access to Kew’s unique heritage, collections, knowledge and cutting-edge expertise. We produce the scientific journals Kew Bulletin and Curtis’s Botanical Magazine published continuously since 1787 and famous for its botanical illustrations. Sales and distribution partnerships ensure that our publications are easily available and accessible to global audiences: Marston Book Services Ltd handle trade order processing, customer service, warehousing and distribution in UK/Europe and other territories (excluding USA, Canada and Mexico). Saltway Global manage sales representation in the UK and other territories (excluding USA, Canada and Mexico). The University of Chicago Press manages trade orders and sales representation in North America and Mexico. Retail customers Customers can buy our books online, at shops in Kew Gardens and Wakehurst or in many good bookshops. Contact Gina Fullerlove, Head of Publishing: g.fullerlove@kew.org Lydia White, Publishing Sales and Marketing: l.white@kew.org Licensing Kew scientific and horticultural projects may lead to licensing opportunities. We work with companies who identify with Kew and have similar brand values. These include: sustainability conservation biodiversity management scientific and research excellence ethical sourcing and production Find out more about licensing with Kew Image licensing Images from our world-renowned collections are available for commercial licensing, including: Botanical illustrations from our Library Art and Archives - Marianne North, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, Walter Hood Fitch, the Bauers, East India Company School collections of Roxburgh and Wallich Historical portraits and archival photographs of botanists, horticulturists, plant hunters, botanical expeditions and gardens Artefacts from our Economic Botany Collection, dating from the 1840s to the modern day Scientific specimens from Kew’s Herbarium, Fungarium and Millennium Seed Bank photographs of Kew’s landscapes and architecture, collections of plants, fungi, trees and shrubs Purchase and download files from Kew’s image library Further enquiries please email: images@kew.org Commercial filming and photography Kew is hugely popular as a filming and photo shoot location. A wide range of breathtaking sites offer the perfect back drop. Available throughout the year. Find out how you can conduct commercial filming and photography at Kew Corporate membership and sponsorship Kew has a long track record of building successful partnerships. We engage with a wide range of people including visitors to the Gardens, our Friends membership and thousands of local communities worldwide. We communicate through a range of channels from face-to-face meetings with gardeners or scientists, to digital and social platforms. Every day we are talking to your stakeholders, both consumers and suppliers. We would like to talk to you about your business needs and how we can help further them. Find out about the benefits and range of opportunities to help you develop your social and environmental impact. Contact the Corporate Team on +44 (0)20 8332 3261. Commercial Phytochemistry Unit Kew provides unique expertise for the evaluation of the uses of plants and fungi as well as the authentication of botanical and fungal extracts used commercially. Our Commercial Phytochemistry Unit (CPU) works with industries, regulators and research institutes worldwide to research the uses of plants and fungi as well as the authentication (fit for proposed purpose) and identification of plant and fungal extracts entering the trade. We evaluate functional and novel foods and drinks, dyes, fragrances, medicinal plants, plants used in traditional medical systems such as traditional Chinese medicine, identifying extracts for insect control and distinguishing plant and fungal products for drug development, with a focus on antibiotics and the modulation of the immune system. What we offer The selection and identification of plant and fungal extracts for different uses Conformation of the identification and quality of commercial plant/fungal extracts Research and evaluation of chemistry/efficacy of plant/fungal sources for commercial development Read more about the Commercial Phytochemistry Unit Facebook page Twitter page Instagram page YouTube page Footer About us Jobs and volunteering Hire a venue Press and media Commercial services Grow Wild Kew Gardens OPEN TODAY Open today: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm (last entry 2:00 pm) Kew, Richmond, London, TW9 3AE 020 8332 5655 info@kew.org Tickets Membership Wakehurst OPEN TODAY Open today: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm (last entry 1:30 pm) Ardingly, Haywards Heath, Sussex, RH17 6TN 01444 894066 wakehurst@kew.org Tickets Membership Stay in touch Get exclusive updates, offers and more in our monthly newsletter. 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