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Johnsons of Whixley halts nursery shipments to Northern Ireland
Wholesale nursery Johnsons Of Whixley says it has been forced to stop shipping plants to Northern Ireland due to the latest Brexit restrictions concerning biosecurity. Source: Garden1
In-Excess improves performance after Wyevale garden centres purchase
The firm has increased turnover and margin through its garden centre purchases. Source: Garden1
First supermarket stocks PlantGrow
Waitrose will be the first supermarket in Europe to sell PlantGrow, a new plant-based fertiliser. Source: Garden1
Open letter: Shipping to Northern Ireland and plants shipping to UK consumers from the EU
Gardening Express MD Chris Bonnett has written a letter complaining about post-Brexit regulations restricting plant export to Northern Ireland. Source: Garden1
Mr Fothergill's forms Greenregis as a standalone business to consumer business
Mr Fothergill’s has moved its mail order business from the Mr. Fothergill’s head office and production location in Kentford, Suffolk, to a larger, modern warehouse and office facility in nearby Newmarket. Source: Garden1
Exclusive Horticulture Week January top garden centre sellers from EPOS data
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Scottish growers and HTA call for garden centres to reopen soon
Scottish ornamental horticulture growers are facing financial damage and the loss of young plants because of the continued closure of garden centres in Scotland. Source: Garden1
Harkness launch England rugby rose
Rose breeder Harkness Roses is to launch a new rose in collaboration with England Rugby. Source: Garden1
Harkness launches England rugby rose
Rose breeder Harkness Roses is to launch a new rose in collaboration with England Rugby. Source: Garden1
Most Instagrammable houseplants listed
In their new WFH Interiors Trend Report, Made.com have revealed which house plants have been the most popular since the nation started working from home. Source: Garden1
Garden writer David Joyce dies aged 81
A prolific writer Joyce wrote on a wide range of garden topics during his extensive career. Source: Garden1
10 questions answered on Berkshire Gardener: Plus Granary Group announces second site
Granary Group managing director Jon Burke says the new Berkshire Gardener, on the old Ladds Garden Village site in Hare Hatch, is the “launch of a garden centre group that challenges the norm” and a new site will be at Tendercare in Middlesex. Source: Garden1
Thrive works with Notcutts on garden well-being
Notcutts Garden Centres have partnered with national charity Thrive to help cultivate the nation’s well-being through gardening. Source: Garden1
Evergreen Garden Care and David Domoney to work on RHS Chelsea exhibit
Evergreen Garden Care has announced that it will continue working with TV gardener David Domoney. Source: Garden1
Five new gardens for September RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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Danish trolley supplier Container Centralen splits
The two shareholders of Container Centralen A/S have split the organisation. Source: Garden1
GIMA makes plastic pledge
GIMA has launched a plastic packaging pledge to reduce plastic use in the garden centre supply chain. Source: Garden1
Up and downs in the horticulture week to 29 January
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