All Flowers articles – Page 71
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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.
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ArticleLingarden announces new appointment
Lingarden has announced the appointment of Les Bennett as its new business development manager
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ArticleLantra makes mark in Wales
Lantra was busy exciting customers at the Royal Welsh Show, with a heavy focus on horticulture.
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Israeli board reprieve
Israel's High Court of Justice has issued a temporary injunction against the minister of agriculture's plan to abolish the current statutory position of the country's four major agricultural production boards.
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Pollen-free flowers at Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's has launched a new range of pollen-free lilies. After 15 years of research, Asiatic Sphinx, Asiatic Aphrodite and Asiatic Fatamongana will be available in store from early August.
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Organised crime moves in on produce
A report in The Times claims that gangs are supplying Chinese immigrants as cheap farm labour.
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Western tenants find out their fate
Western International Market tenants this week found out whether or not they have been invited by their landlord to take up a position on the new market site agreed last week.
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Kent Show returns
The Kent County Show will open on July 11, well placed for a repeat of last year's Sunday opening success.
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F&PA gears up for Hampton Court
The Flowers & Plants Association will be holding demonstrations led by some of the biggest names in the floristry industry at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show this week.