Horticulture Week's coverage of the impact of coronavirus on the sector has seen record engagement by readers.
The Haymarket trusted source of news, analysis, data and advice continues to be the only publication covering all aspects of horticulture, including ornamentals, retail, arboriculture, landscaping, parks, fresh produce, plant health, kit, careers, policy and turf care.
Horticulture Week has campaigned to keep parks and garden centres open and on behalf of growers in their efforts to bring plants to market and has had stories published or picked up by The Daily Telegraph, BBC and Daily Mail, among others.
Most read stories this month include articles on Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don's attacks on the industry, growers and garden centres innovations to sell plants in the coronavirus lockdown, highlighted the generosity of the sector and engaged with campaigners and innovators throughout the industry.
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Some of the most read articles in the last month:
Horticulturists incandescent with rage at Monty Dons lack of sympathy for stricken growers/Monty Don kicks coronavirus crisis-hit garden sector when its down - again
Nurseries bank on Government plant scrappage scheme or face millions of pounds of losses
Why garden centres should reopen during the coronavirus outbreak
Plant-delivery pop-ups fill coronavirus-led garden centre vacuum and could be here to stay
Parks Alliance sees green spaces as a force for recovery when coronavirus crisis lifts
Growers and garden centres think of new ways to get plants to customers
Short notice ban on Xylella-risk plant imports comes into force today
Dobbies garden centres to remain open amid coronavirus lockdown
Hopes rise that garden centre plant areas could re-open under coronavirus lockdown
Are landscaping, gardening and ground maintenance professionals allowed to work?
Coronavirus: non-essential retail closed down by Government
Why garden centres should reopen during the coronavirus outbreak
Ornamental growers lose millions as coronavirus lockdown hits at height of the season
Alan Titchmarsh calls for garden centres to re-open during coronavirus crisis
Police stopping nursery staff on way to work in coronavirus crackdown reports suggest
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