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PLANT SUPPLIERS GUIDE 2019
Welcome to the digital edition of the 2019 Horticulture Week Plant Suppliers Guide - the essential reference guide for professional plant buyers.
Latest Ornamentals In Depth
Ornamentals news
Plant Health Latest
RHS CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW
Follow the trends and latest news for this year's show.
View Chelsea coverage
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Skilled Gardener Private Estate
Private Estate Berkshire Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
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Director, Domestic and International Studies
Longwood Gardens Kennett Square, PA
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Head of RHS Garden Wisley
Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Woking, Surrey
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Assistant Gardener
National Trust RH19 4NE, East Grinstead
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Gardener (Live Out)
Historic Private Estate - Cotswolds Tetbury, Gloucestershire
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In Depth
Business Award Winners' Insight for 2020 - Porters Fuchsias
The winners of the 2019 Horticulture Week Business Awards reveal their priorities for 2020 and detail opportunities and challenges.
Spathiphyllum
The air-purifying ability of the peace lily has been widely marketed to generate more sales, Miranda Kimberley reports.
Tim Edwards
Boningales Nursery chairman Tim Edwards on the business of ornamentals production
Andrew Hewson
Writer and columnist Andrew Hewson offers his reflections on horticulture
Products & Kit
Grower sundries - Options for nurseries
Environmental factors are key for growers choosing the latest pots, growing media, fertilisers and labels, writes Sally Drury.
John 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
Corokia
These underrated evergreen shrubs or small trees can be good alternatives to box hedging, writes Miranda Kimberley.
Hedera
Ivies can clothe walls or provide ground cover and are ideal for brightening a dark corner, says Miranda Kimberley.
Carex
Evergreen grasses and sedges provide year-round structure and move with the wind, Miranda Kimberley writes.
Disporum
These elegant woodland plants produce leafy green stems and bell-shaped flowers, says Miranda Kimberley.
New Plants
Peter Seabrook
Inspiration and insight from travels around the horticultural world
Products & Kit Resources
New Products
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Landscape design and nursery bursaries offered
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Nick Dunn from Frank P Matthews helps save Royal Oak
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Geoff Dixon writes book on the science behind gardening
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Commercial horticulture benefits through award of BPOA Peter Seabrook Bursary
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Perennial urges horticulture professionals to use Budgeting Tool to help control their finances
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DCF invests in the future of plant health
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Johnsons of Whixley nurseryman shows career progression opportunities
Most read
Plant passports non-compliance plan detailed by chief plant health officer
Will Brexit be good for Horticulture? - HW Survey
Andy Merrick to move from Farplants to Ball Colegrave
RHS unveils latest from Chelsea Flower Show and Bridgewater opening
Pioneering project to tackle ash dieback launches International Year of Plant Health
David Ball leaves Bridge Farm Nurseries as phase two prepares to open