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Ornamental plant production nurseries, including hardy nursery stock, protected crops, cut flowers and bulbs. Looking for nursery jobs? Search horticulturejobs.co.uk
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Top 60 Ornamentals Nurseries 2018 - Leading Plant Buyers
Horticulture Week's list of the leading plant buyers from garden centres, supermarkets and other retail outlets who are influencing which plants are promoted to the gardening public.
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In depth
Myrtus
Myrtle is a tender shrub so it is a plant for milder gardens, but with our changing climate the limits are being pushed, says Miranda Kimberley.
Gaura
These robust plants can repeat flower from April to October and nice foliage adds interest, says Miranda Kimberley.
Grower sundries - Options for nurseries
Environmental factors are key for growers choosing the latest pots, growing media, fertilisers and labels, writes Sally Drury.
Plant Health Latest
Notes From The Nursery
John Adlam's roundup of jobs to do and how to keep your crops protected.
Plant Health Resources
Tim Edwards
Boningales Nursery chairman Tim Edwards on the business of ornamentals production
HORTICULTURE WEEK BUSINESS Awards 2019
The Horticulture Week Business Awards is now open for entries
Horticulture Week Top 60 Ornamentals nurseries
See our exclusive RANKING of ornamentals nurseries by annual turnover plus the FULL REPORT AND ANALYSIS.
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Regional Sales Managers
LBS Worldwide Ltd UK Wide
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Experienced Gardener
Daylesford Estate North Cotswolds
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Plantarea Manager - K158
Horticruitment Middlesex
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Commercial Sales Representative - K142
Horticruitment Norfolk
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Nursery Supervisor (Wholesale) - K079
Horticruitment Worcestershire
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Products & Kit
Tractors: market roundup
Manufacturers are working to provide solutions to many challenges. Sally Drury looks at their newest models.
Are tree suppliers seeing the benefit of the health message of trees?
The message that health, the environment and business all benefit from trees is finally getting through, but are nurseries seeing an upturn? Sally Drury reports.
Hedgecutters - Tractor-mounted cutting
The Razorback offers a big step up in hedgerow management, Sally Drury explains.
Plant Focus
Pyrus
Attractive ornamental pear trees are great for street planting as well as gardens, writes Miranda Kimberley.
Alchemilla
These tough, long-lived, ground-cover plants are great in borders, rock gardens paths and walls, says Miranda Kimberley.
Aster
Brightening up gardens in autumn, these daisies are seen as a gem in the gardener's arsenal, writes Miranda Kimberley.
Arbutus
These evergreen trees and shrubs have decorative bark and can flower and fruit simultaneously, says Miranda Kimberley.
Peter Seabrook
Inspiration and insight from travels around the horticultural world
Products & Kit Resources
New Plants
Xylella - impact on horticulture
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