Landscape planting to combat pests and diseases
20 Feb 2009 | by Kris Collins
With chemical controls being restricted, it is increasingly important to source plants bred for pest and disease resistance, says Kris Collins.
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Picking more mature trees, the right varieties and an appropriate environment can all help to reduce maintenance, says Jez Abbott.
With chemical controls being restricted, it is increasingly important to source plants bred for pest and disease resistance, says Kris Collins.
Bigger trees, textured bark and structured crowns are defining domestic market trends, says Jez Abbott
Pests, production and overseas demand are affecting tree choice as much as client wishes, say suppliers. Jez Abbott reports.
Research and legislation are working to stop the spread of potentially devastating threats to trees. Jez Abbott reports.
Will the latest drive to promote the inclusion of trees in urban landscape design make a difference? Jez Abbott reports.



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