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Ornamentals News from Horticulture Week brings you the latest news affecting nurseries and ornamental plant production, including hardy nursery stock, protected crops, cut flowers and bulbs.
Latest Ornamentals News
EU pesticide ban delay raises hopes and fears
EU pesticide ban delay raises hopes and fears
Uncertainty over crop-protection renewals worries professionals but some say more time will help with alternatives.
Golden Acres Nurseries goes online
Dorset nursery group Golden Acres has launched a specific trade website to enable its commercial customers to quickly choose plants for delivery around the south.
Brands cut for B&Q's own-label
Brands cut for B&Q's own-label
Verve name to appear on all plants as retailer begins a three-year plan to consolidate suppliers.
Alan Titchmarsh calls on consumers to seek out alternatives to busy Lizzies
Retailers could potentially benefit from a boost in sales of bedding plants after celebrity gardener Alan Titchmarsh called on consumers to ditch mildew-hit busy Lizzies for alternatives.
Ornamental Plants accepts Environment Agency civil sanction
Environment Agency's first civil sanction for pollution offence accepted by supplier after fuel leak.
Lighting studies back LED use
Research results show that LEDs are an effective replacement for tungsten bulbs for growers.
Forum of Private Business warns over Royal Mail postage hike
Massive increases to the price of posting mail in the UK will harm small business and hasten the demise of the Royal Mail, the Forum of Private Business has warned.
Horti Fair reports increase in visitors
The number of visitors to Horti Fair grew this year and exhibitors and visitors responded well to the new course taken by the event, the organisers have said.

From the Nursery - what needs doing this week

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Ornamentals Production In Depth
Eranthis
Eranthis
These cheery yellow flowers look good in a border, in pots or in grass, says Miranda Kimberley.
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Damping off
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Damping off
This disease kills seedlings by drawing on the nutrients of a host's dead cells, causing plants to collapse.
Smarter water use for nurseries
Smarter water use for nurseries
With drought conditions an ever-growing risk, what steps are nurseries taking to secure their water supplies? Hannah Jordan reports.
New Plants
Primula Belarina 'Valentine'
Primula Belarina 'Valentine'
Primula Belarina 'Valentine' received a special prize for its use as a house, bedding, balcony or perennial plant.
Lathyrus odoratus 'Royal White'
Lathyrus odoratus 'Royal White'
Lathyrus odoratus 'Royal White', from the Japan Flower Trade Council, won best cut flowers.
Nandina domestica 'Seika'
Nandina domestica 'Seika'
Nandina domestica 'Seika', from Plantipp and breeder Magnolia Gardens, topped the woody plants category.
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