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Protected stock - Dealing with drought

With drought leading to hosepipe bans, bedding plant suppliers are striving to maintain customer confidence, Hannah Jordan reports.

Early start to bedding season sees large quantities of stock shifted

Growers have reported large amounts of stock being shifted as the warm weather kicked-off the bedding season earlier than usual.

Hartley glasshouse Chelsea offer unveiled

For the RHS Chelsea Flower Show period, Hartley is offering its New Horizon glasshouse for £9,950 (normally £14,000) with 10-year warranty, delivery and assembly.

How to buy - Crop sprayers

The manufacturers' latest sprayers all aim to improve crop protection for growers, Sally Drury reports.

Protected ornamentals Grower of the Year

Winner: JA Collinson & Sons

Induction hoppers

Watson & Brookman has developed pesticide induction hoppers with twin container rinsing nozzles to exploit Hypro-EU's ProClean rotating multi-spray nozzle and ProClean Plus blade jet.

Scale of Dutch glasshouse CHP output revealed

The Dutch glasshouse sector is now responsible for generating over a tenth of all the electricity used in the Netherlands, according to a new report.

Polytunnels & Sundries - Stronger structures

Polytunnels and tabletops are being improved by manufacturers to withstand severe weather, Brian Lovelidge reports.

Protected Crops - Bedding options

While some councils have brought the axe down hard on plant purchases, others need more help from suppliers as their own nurseries shut, Gavin McEwan finds.

Energy use for protected crops - time to switch?

With energy prices continuing to rise, what can growers of crops under cover do to keep costs down, asks Gavin McEwan.

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