Christmas 2011 - a Garden Retail review
01 Jan 2012 | by Natalie Littlewood
Christmas sales are crucial for retailers and garden centres pull out all the stops, as Natalie Littlewood discovers.
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Cold weather is still a major factor in bird food sales but new mixes and retailer approaches are maximising market potential, reports Matthew Appleby.
Christmas sales are crucial for retailers and garden centres pull out all the stops, as Natalie Littlewood discovers.
Bedding plant suppliers are cautiously optimistic about spring orders despite tough market conditions, says Hannah Jordan.
A desire for privacy is pushing sales of hedging plants, while other buying trends relate to the environment and economy, Jack Shamash finds.
Sales of outdoor clothing and footwear at garden centres are on the rise, finds Matthew Appleby.
What went wrong for garden retail sales with a season that started with so much promise? Gavin McEwan investigates.
A harsh winter and warm spring have combined to boost sales as customers replace lost plants or top up beds, Gavin McEwan finds.
Interest in garden birds has boosted year-round sales of care products, finds Matthew Appleby.
The economic situation is fuelling the rise in grow your own, reports Matthew Appleby.
Sales of gnomes have rocketed on the back of Gnomeo and Juliet, but the long-term trend in ornaments is animals, as consumers seek to make their gardens unique, finds Matthew Appleby.
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