Trade threat concerns voiced over EU-wide invasive plant blacklisting
27 Apr 2012
European Commission proposals to regulate non-native invasive plants pose a significant threat to the plant trade, according to the HTA.
Frustration within the turf and landscape industries continues to grow over water companies' interpretation of hosepipe ban exemptions.
European Commission proposals to regulate non-native invasive plants pose a significant threat to the plant trade, according to the HTA.
New regulations for the sale or letting of commercial or retail buildings have been introduced on energy performance certificates (EPCs).
Leading academic laments failure to establish precise nature of problem ahead of road map for eradication of peat use.
Parts of Yorkshire have joined the south and east in drought following another dry month which has hit rivers and groundwater supplies, the Environment Agency said.
Thames Water has said it will not exempt from the hosepipe ban people watering newly laid turf for its first 28 days on the ground.
Industry bodies win concession for watering new turf as lobbying continues to prevent losses for landscaping business.
Seed producers have been forced to stop selling mixed salad leaf seed packets until July under latest EU legislation, described by a leading company as "ridiculous".
The HTA, BALI, RHS, SGD, LI and TGA have united to try and persuade water companies to grant concessions to horticulture businesses so they can carry on trading during the drought.
Garden industry lobbying wins water company exemptions in moves to ease impact of hosepipe bans on garden sector.
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