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Plant Library
Agapanthus
These exotic plants are easy to grow and a great addition to any garden in pots, beds or borders, says Miranda Kimberley.
Thalictrum
These elegant plants are ideal for gardens with a shady area and soil that will not dry out, notes Miranda Kimberley.
Sambucus
Versatile and tough, this genus is easy to grow and is tolerant of a wide range of soils, says Miranda Kimberley.
Pest & Disease Factsheets
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Rust on ornamental crops
How can growers prevent the infections that cause this unsightly disease on plants' foliage and stems?
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Scab on ornamentals crops
What can nursery stock growers do to avoid this disease on apples and pears, among others?
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Downy mildew on ornamentals crops
How can growers identify this fungal disease and what practice and products can prevent outbreaks?
HW Industry Data
Latest products and kit
What are the big issues in chemical weed control?
Amenity staff using glyphosate should follow a resistance management strategy, writes Sally Drury.
What's new from suppliers of LEDs?
LEDs can improve quality, efficiency and productivity in glasshouses and the market is booming, Sally Drury reports.
What benefits are the latest advanced controlled-environment structures delivering for growers?
Sally Drury lifts the lid on the latest technology behind the boom in protected cropping structures
What's new in walk-behinds and ride-ons?
A striped finish, rapid zero-turning and tenacious flails are strengths in these new mowers, writes Sally Drury.
Can autonomous and robotic mowers handle commercial work?
The newest robotic models offer a less labour-intensive, less strenuous, safer and cheaper solution for many amenity jobs, Sally Drury reports.
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Horticulture Technician
Hazera Seeds UK Ltd East Kent
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Horticulturalist
Van Hage Garden Centre SG12 9RP, Ware
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2 Lecturers in Horticulture
Capel Manor College London (Greater)
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Skilled Gardeners
Clarbow Ltd t/a Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens Lower Beeding, Horsham
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Nursery Grower Propagator
MorePeople England, Somerset
