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26 Aug 2011

Incentives are available to help growers tackle their ever-increasing energy bills, Sally Drury reports.

Four Oaks Trade Show - range of plants bigger than ever

25 Aug 2011 | by Jack Shamash

Variety is the key attribute on show this year as a vibrant selection of plants reflects a high level of confidence in the industry, notes Jack Shamash.

Four Oaks Trade Show - new products and services on offer

25 Aug 2011

From high-end planters and garden furniture to recycled pots and spraying equipment, Four Oaks caters for specialist growers and retail buyers alike, says Jack Shamash.

Four Oaks Trade Show - practical advice offered at seminars

25 Aug 2011

This year Four Oaks, in conjunction with Horticulture Week and Garden Retail magazine, is hosting a day of seminars to offer practical advice to people working in the industry.

Nursery stock: How MailOrderTrees grew online only

25 Mar 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

Developing online business has helped one nursery to grow despite the weakened wholesale market, Gavin McEwan finds.

Market report -Polytunnels

10 Jan 2011 | by Sally Drury

More efficient cladding can help growers to stave off increases in fuel costs, writes Sally Drury.

Poinsettias: in demand but underpriced?

19 Nov 2010

Buyers want more UK-grown stock but price and cost pressures still challenge suppliers, says Matthew Appleby.

Interview: Richard McKenna, Nursery Director, Wyevale East Nurseries

09 Apr 2010 | by Jack Sidders

The current round of funding cuts hitting land-based colleges (HW, 26 March) will have made grim reading for employers throughout the industry. With the supply of fresh talent already scarce, the new rules could see even fewer bright sparks attracted to horticulture.

Horticulture Week interview: Carolyn Whetman, managing director, Whetman Pinks

01 Apr 2010 | by Jack Sidders

Last week's budget was studied with the level of scrutiny only an election and economic uncertainty can bring. But few people in horticulture are likely to have analysed it in as much depth as Carolyn Whetman.

Hillier Nurseries begins two-year challenge of delivering 2,000 trees to Olympic Games site

01 Apr 2010 | by Gavin McEwan

Grower of the Year Hillier Nurseries is stepping up to its biggest ever challenge.

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