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Interview - Pete Bingham, International President, International Plant Propagators' Society
By Miranda Kimberley 09 January 2009
For heather grower Pete Bingham, a 30-year membership of the International Plant Propagators' Society (IPPS) has led to many innovative changes on his nursery and encouraged a Caractacus Potts-like interest in building his own labour-saving machines.
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