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13 Apr 2012 | by Hannah Jordan
With drought leading to hosepipe bans, bedding plant suppliers are striving to maintain customer confidence, Hannah Jordan reports.
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With the rain keeping garden centre customers away, how are their nursery suppliers faring? Can this season's sales be rescued? Graham Clarke reports.
With drought leading to hosepipe bans, bedding plant suppliers are striving to maintain customer confidence, Hannah Jordan reports.
While some sectors report good results with peat alternatives, more funding is needed to meet phase-out targets, Jack Shamash reports.
With drought conditions an ever-growing risk, what steps are nurseries taking to secure their water supplies? Hannah Jordan reports.
The forthcoming phase-out of peat has seen growers explore alternatives with varying degrees of success, Brian Lovelidge discovers.
The role of microbes in maintaining soil fertility needs to be recognised because they can boost industry profit, says Geoff Dixon.
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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