All Flowers articles – Page 38
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Glee launch for John Woods
John Woods nurseries will launch its new business at the forthcoming Glee trade show in Birmingham.
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Princess from a pair
Wholesalers Hollyacre Plants and Young Plants have paired up to offer pot alstroemeria series ‘Princess Lillies’ this season.
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BPOA officially launches
The British Protected Ornamentals Association (BOPA), which was formerly known as the British Bedding & Pot Plant Association, has officially launched its new look at this week’s Four Oaks show.
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Katopé to enter Univeg fold
Belgian family company Univeg has announced the acquisition of Katopé International, dependent on a favourable decision from competition authorities.
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Carpentras in terminal situation
Summer is behind us, and to be honest that is no bad thing considering the weather we have endured on both sides of the
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Walkden to talk at Writtle
Horticulturist Christine Walkden will be giving a talk at Writtle College on October 25 in which she will be discussing her experiences in making the second series of the BBC TV show ‘Christine’s Garden.’
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ArticleOrganic crossroads
A new Soil Association report out this week has found that the organics market grew 22 percent to just over £2 billion last year. But growers have suffered badly during the recent wet weather. Larry Saunders evaluates the current mood of the industry.
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New lines from Yorkshire Plants
Yorkshire Plants will be showing new lines at Four Oaks, which will include a range of ornamental container trees, unusual conifers, shrubs and patio standards.
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Botany Bay showcases new PAC geraniums
Midlands-based nursery Botany Bay, will be showing several new PAC Geranium varieties at this year’s show, as well as releasing two new ranges of Petunia.
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'Early Birds' for Whetman Pinks
Dianthus breeders Whetman Pinks will be exhibiting for the 21st time at this year’s Four Oaks, where they will launch a new range of Whetman ‘Early Bird’ Pinks for 2008.
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ArticleKenyaGAP given thumbs up
EurepGAP has announced the approval of the KenyaGAP benchmarked standard, developed by the Fresh Produce Exporters’ Association of Kenya (FPEAK) for fruit, vegetables and flowers.
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ArticleNorthern lines up five for Four Oaks
The Northern Liner Company will return to Four Oaks this year to launch five new varieties.
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Training for Plantarea staff
HTA is set to launch a series of training days aimed at plantarea staff and managers at venues throughout the UK.
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ArticleFrench bedding tour de force
The owner of Number 2365, the last cottage in the village of Mannequebeurre on the D218 road 10 miles south east of Calais, has created an extraordinary bedding display to rival anything seen at RHS Flower Shows.
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Ball brings 'Mini-Me' to Four Oaks
Ball Colegrave will be launching several new varieties at this year’s show, including a new series of ‘Mini-Me’ compact Petunias.
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Green light for Dutch auction merger
Bloemenveiling Aalsmeer and FloraHolland have been granted permission for their intended merger by the Netherlands Competition Authority - Nederlandse Mededingingsautoriteit - (Nma).
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ArticleNotcutts sale completed
South-east based Notcutts has confirmed the sale of its nurseries to John Woods nurseries.
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Article'Magic Marlot' takes Plantarium plaudits
Skimmia japonica ‘Magic Marlot’ has been named ‘best novelty’ at Plantarium 2007.
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ArticleSpalding - still got it
The UK’s foremost fresh produce hub is situated in the heart of the fens in Spalding and, with a network of related businesses based within a few miles of each other, the area is a major focal point for the trade. Anna Sbuttoni reports.
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AIPH set for Brighton conference
The International Association of Horticulture Producers’ (AIPH) annual conference is set to take place next week in Brighton, marking the association’s 60th birthday.