All Flowers articles – Page 39
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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.
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ArticleSpotlight on bulbs
The bulb sector, in common with many others, is having to contend with problems related to the weather, pest and disease, and increased consolidation among growers. But, as Michael Barker finds out, the industry remains upbeat.
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ArticleWaitrose backs the English rose
Waitrose has made a commitment to stock ‘forgotten’ varieties of English roses as part of a drive to stock British flowers.
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Kenya fights back
Kenya’s vice president Moody Awori has asked the Kenya high commission in London to aggressively lobby policy makers in the UK against imposing restrictions on airlifted horticultural produce from Kenya.
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ArticlePromoting the interests of UK flowers and plants
Andrea Caldecourt took over as chief executive of the Flowers & Plants Association earlier this year. She talks to Emma Haslett about her hopes for the future of the organisation, her route into the industry and the importance of good promotion.
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ArticleCGMA thinks green
New Covent Garden looks set to become one of the capital’s greenest places of business as it steps up its war on waste.
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ArticleSweet music at Southport
Flavour Fresh Salads faced the music at the recent Southport Flower show.
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Fair Florema, Fair Plants
Dutch ornamental supplier Florema Young Plants has gained the FFP label.
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NFU to host AIHP conference
Flower and plant growers from around the world will converge on Brighton as the NFU gets set to host the annual International Association of Horticulture Producers (AIHP) conference.
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ArticleDowny mildew in the firing line
Favourable wet weather conditions have put downy mildew at the front of this season’s disease control firing line.
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ArticleTGA knows the score
British tomato growers have added another medal to this year’s crop, when Flavourfresh Salads won gold at the Southport Flower Show.
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ArticleS&G unveils raft of new introductions
S&G Flowers has announced details of its 2008 lineup, with the company showcasing a host of new introductions this week.