All Flowers articles – Page 71
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Malvern show previews on Gardeners' World
For the first time in its nine-year history, the Malvern Autumn Garden & Country Show will feature on TV.
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New floral core collection
Interflora will launch its new collection in the UK on September 29.
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ArticleFlowers are coming home
With autumn ahead and trade suffering from a hot summer, the UK flower market could be in trouble. Carnations and chrysanthemums are the two most popular flowers in the UK, and are considered by some to be propping up the UK flower industry. Dan Ilett investigates.
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ArticleSpanish salads survive heatwave
As the new Spanish salads season get underway optimism is high within the UK for a rewarding campaign. Hot weather, though, has played its part and may cause a few early season headaches. John Broy reports.
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EurepGAP: responsible relationships
EurepGAP's fourth annual conference Towards Global Harmonisation opened today in Madrid with speakers emphasising the responsbility that lies with the food chain and the importance of relationships within it.
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Israeli flower exports set to blossom
Israeli flower growers aim to double exports in the next two to three years.
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ArticleSmall veg, big ambition
Baby vegetables have made a big impact on the novelty-driven UK market and their success looks set to continue. From the latest in small sweet potatoes to edible courgette flowers, innovation combined with enhanced breeding techniques will help maintain the maximum appeal of mini-veg. Emma Hardy reports.
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Guernsey export gains
The value of exports from Guernsey is showing an encouraging increase.
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ArticleAsda announces supply winners
Four UK produce suppliers have been recognised by Walmart-subsidiary Asda at an awards ceremony in Pontefract.
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LIngarden man moves on
Lingarden's Martin Griffin is moving to head up Floralife's UK business.
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Growing success at Southport Flower Show
Southport Flower Show attracted huge crowds despite less than clement weather
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ArticleMarkets' futures "put on hold"
A decision to hold a judicial review into the rights of New Covent Garden tenants to face-to-face trade in meat and fish will delay the restructure of London's wholesale markets.
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ArticleBusiness blooms for UK flower trade
A new event, FLOWERS 04, has been launched for the flower trade.
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ArticleGuernsey produce giant Falla dies
The President of Guernsey's Committee for Horticulture, Deputy Peter Falla, has died in hospital in Southampton.
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ArticleFlower advertising goes national
A four-week advertising campaign for fresh flowers will begin on September 15
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Floribuna wins award
Red Finesse scoops an award and is praised for reviving interest in rose growing
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Chrysanthmum for every season
Mum-growers in the Netherlands are launching a marketing campaign to highlight the 1,200 varieties of chrysanthemums.
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Thompson & Morgan release new varieties
Thompson & Morgan's new varieties for 2004 include blight resistant potatoes
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ArticleChrysanthemum sales on the increase
Improved growing techniques and better quality have led to an increase in chrysanthemum sales
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Vanwise insurance to save time and money
Fresh! Insurance has launched Vanwise ñ a new van and commercial vehicle insurance service.