Plant Suppliers Buyers Guide

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Plant suppliers guide

PLANT SUPPLIERS GUIDE 2018

Welcome to the digital edition of the 2018 Horticulture Week Plant Suppliers Guide - the essential reference guide for professional plant buyers.

15 January 2018

Latest Ornamentals In Depth

Get set for the National Plant Show 2018 - show preview

5 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Crop protection: Ornamentals armoury

30 May 2018 , By Sally Drury

Nursery Product Special: essential machinery

23 May 2018 , By Sally Drury

Nursery Product Special: progressive plant labels

23 May 2018 , By Sally Drury

Ornamentals news

Aldi signs up to new NFU plants and flowers pledge

22 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Garden centre rose festival lifts sales by 130%

21 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Horticulture Week set to host next week's Business Awards, Custodian Awards and Parks & Gardens Live

21 June 2018

Viola and pansy variety trial organiser reveals visitors' top ten

21 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

What are the young plant market's prospects for 2018?

21 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Plant Health Latest

Plant Health Resources

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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire

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In Depth

How can ornamentals growers approach risk management?

18 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Nursery risk management is a bigger concern than ever because of exchange rate fluctuations caused by the 2016 Brexit vote and because ornamental growers are dealing with increasingly sophisticated retailer contracts.

How one leading importer views the UK import substitution debate

6 June 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

Kolff Plants' Jacob Kolff says Defra and trade bodies such as the NFU and HTA are strongly promoting more self-sufficiency from British growers, and that is a good thing, but he warns that there is no magic quick way to increase UK production.

RHS Chelsea Flower Show new plants: how do they find their showcase?

28 May 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

A "new plant of the year" award can mean a sales uplift from a few thousand to 100,000, but how do nurseries get showcased on the catwalk of the gardening industry?

What do horticulturists want from Parliament to develop sector innovation?

24 May 2018 , By Matthew Appleby

The importance of horticultural science and of driving horticultural innovation were on the agenda for the second of three sessions with the All-Party Parliamentary Gardening & Horticulture Group on the future of horticulture post-Brexit.

Tim Edwards

Boningales Nursery chairman Tim Edwards on the business of ornamentals production

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Andrew Hewson

Writer and columnist Andrew Hewson offers his reflections on horticulture

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Products & Kit

Protected Cropping Structures - Polytunnels

3 May 2018 , By Sally Drury

Cost factors, ventilation benefits and the ability to fit new advanced films are some of the reasons behind the popularity of these structures, says Sally Drury.

Protected crop structures - LEDs good for business

20 April 2018 , By Sally Drury

Concerns over climate, light levels and seasonal variability can all be overcome by using LEDs and they can deliver production benefits, Sally Drury reports.

Pitches - seeds and consumables

5 March 2018 , By Sally Drury

The right seeding and inputs are essential for keeping grass in top condition and ensuring that pitches look and perform at their best, says 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.