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BUYERS & PLANT SUPPLIERS GUIDE 2021/22

Welcome to the digital edition of the 2021/22 Horticulture Week Buyers & Plant Suppliers Guide – the essential reference guide for professional plant buyers and suppliers.

7 October 2021

Latest Ornamentals In Depth

P. incisa ‘Yamadei’ AGM (H6)

Hardy Plant Focus: Prunus Part 3 - flowering cherries for top-working

1 February 2023 , By Bob Askew
P. ‘Beni-yutaka’ AGM (H6) pale pink flowers close up

Hardy Plant Focus: Prunus Part 2 - flowering cherries for street tree planting

9 January 2023 , By Bob Askew
Asano: each deep-pink chrysanthemum flower has up to 100 pointed petals

Hardy Plant Focus: Prunus part 1 - flowering cherries for the garden

1 November 2022 , By Bob Askew
Magnolia 'Royal Purple'

Hardy Plant Focus: Magnolia — large-flowered hybrids for the garden

31 July 2022 , By Bob Askew
Sorbus caloneura: noted for particularly beautiful chocolate-red emergent spring foliage

Hardy Plant Focus: Rowan and whitebeam (Sorbus) — kaleidoscopic colours

1 July 2022 , By Bob Askew

News

HORT INDUSTRY DATA

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In Depth

Ball Colegrave

Four new plant highlights from Ball spring showcase

3 February 2023

BPOA speakers

BPOA conference: 11 things you need to know

1 February 2023

Horticulture tender awards roundup - W/E 31/1/23

1 February 2023

This week in HortWeek history - 27 January 2012

30 January 2023

MARTIN EMMETT

Opinion from the Tristam Plants grower and NFU horticulture board chair
 

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Derek Jarman

Comment from the Hayloft plants director BPOA chair
 

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Products & Kit

Double screening systems in a glasshouse

Can horticultural producers cut energy use and grow more under glass?

10 May 2022 , By Sally Drury

Bridge Greenhouses structure for Craigmarloch Nurseries

Growing structures hold key to import substitution aspirations

10 May 2022 , By Sally Drury

Protected cropping: increasingly sophisticated glasshouses and polytunnels help to improve crop yields as well as quality - credit: Richard Lewis/Sterling Suffolk

How state-of-the-art structures are helping growers meet rising demand

3 June 2021 , By Sally Drury

John AdlamJohn Adlam's Notes From The Nursery

A fortnightly roundup of jobs to do and what to watch out for to keep your crops protected.

Plant Focus

Ulmus glabra: wych and Scotch elm are now relatively rare in the British Isles after having been largely decimated by Dutch elm disease

Native trees and shrubs - part five

Natives can add high ornamental and wildlife value in parks, urban gardens and rural estates, writes Sally Drury.

Sambucus nigra produces purplish-black berries that hang in heavy bunches are mildly poisonous if eaten raw but they are edible after cooking

Native trees and shrubs - part four

Knowing your native Sambucus and Sorbus can help to unlock a variety of potential income opportunities, Sally Drury explains.


New Plants

Products & Kit Resources

New Products

Forthcoming Events

BTME/Harrogate Week

  • Tue 24 Jan 2023; - Thu 26 Mar 2026
  • Harrogate Convention Centre Harrogate

Myplant & Garden 2023

  • Wed 22 Feb 2023; - Fri 24 Feb 2023
  • Fiera Milano – Rho Per Milan Italy

GIMA Day Conference

  • Tue 14 Mar 2023;
  • The Willows Training Centre, Great North Road, Wyboston, Bedfordshire MK44 3AR

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