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Government gives more support for workers as furloughing set to end: with industry reaction
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new Job Support Scheme, starting in November to replace the furlough scheme, which finishes at the end of October.
AHDB's Campbell-Gibbons tells tomato conference levy payers will be heard
AHDB horticulture board chairman Hayley Campbell-Gibbons said the levy board will change its ways, while the NFU updated the conference on labour shortages, coronavirus outbreak prevention and Brexit.
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John Adlam's roundup of jobs to do and how to keep your crops protected.
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See our exclusive RANKING of ornamentals nurseries by annual turnover plus the FULL REPORT AND ANALYSIS .
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Grower sundries - Options for nurseries
Environmental factors are key for growers choosing the latest pots, growing media, fertilisers and labels, writes Sally Drury.
Plants Library
Late-flowering Clematis
With stunning displays lasting until late autumn, now is an ideal time to promote these colourful gems, Sally Drury advises.
Dwarf Narcissus
These well-loved flowers can help to sustain passion for growing that built up during lockdown, Sally Drury suggests.
Calluna vulgaris
These plants survive severe exposure and make good ground cover in cityscapes to wildlife gardens, writes Sally Drury.
Colchicum
These autumn wonders produce colourful flowers that make for a sensational display, says Sally Drury.
Hebe
These plants are enjoyed for their dense spikes, panicles or racemes of flowers and for their foliage, writes Sally Drury.
Quercus
Oak trees are iconic, produce spectacular autumn foliage and benefit the natural environment, Sally Drury reports.
Peter Seabrook
Big opportunities ready to be seized
There can be no dispute about the huge number of people new and returned to gardening as a result of the lockdown.
Work together to build more plant sales
Different sections of the industry came together in a spirit of cooperation as a result of Covid-19.
Tim Edwards
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RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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Aldourie Castle Aldourie Castle, Inverness
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The Newt in Somerset Somerset
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Cameron Landscapes & Gardens Notting Hill, London
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Lovania Nurseries Limited Tarleton, Preston
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Better Talent TW1 1AE, Twickenham
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