Coalition gives cut and thrust to industry
21 May 2010, Horticulture Week
With Defra under a new leader, a restructure may provide opportunities for horticulture, Jack Sidders reports.
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These fabulous brightly-coloured plants enjoy a long retail season, says Miranda Kimberley.
With Defra under a new leader, a restructure may provide opportunities for horticulture, Jack Sidders reports.
Growers are selling more young vegetable plants but are wary not to over-produce, says Matthew Appleby.
Implementing a Lean strategy is about much more than simply cutting down on waste, Leslie Kossoff explains.
Volcanic ash may have grounded flights last month, but an increasingly international flavour among this year's Chelsea Flower Show gardens...
Inspiring displays, spectacular plant launches and emotional returns and anniversaries are likely to make the Pavilion as great as ever...
Promote the practical benefits of trees, small or large, as well as their decorative qualities says Graham Clarke.
The sector thrived as gardeners looked to repair lawns but 2010 has started slowly, says Neville Prevett.
Customers buy into the dining 'experience' not just the food and drink, so make it special says Doug Stewart.
Getting the customer into your centre and making a purchase is only the beginning, says Leslie Kossoff.