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Contractor fined after worker left paralysed by falling tree. £1.25m raised to help protect 3,000 acres of wilderness in Cumbria. Forestry England to replace Alice Holt seed extractory with £14.5m Delamere Forest development. Winners and losers this horticulture week: BCPs, Dobbies, peat, Perennial.
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Remember to sign in so you can read the full stories in today's Online Edition Bulletin. As the horticulture sector looks ahead to 2025, HortWeek invites you to share your opinions via a short survey about marketing, so that we can improve our products and services. Minimum wage hikes, inheritance tax changes and increase in employers' National ...
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Reaction to HortWeek's report on 10 minute peat ban bill securing second reading UPDATED. Horticultural peat (prohibition of sale): Ten Minute Rule Motion secures second reading. Dan Pearson to design landscape for new art foundation at Goodwood. Bill to ban the use of pesticides by public sector authorities introduced in Parliament.
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Horticulture research papers in August 2024: urban gardening, biostimulators and tree alerts. Horticulture science papers in July 2024: Trees, ToRSV and peat-free funding. Horticulture Science Papers in May 2024: crop protection survey, Dafodils, climate regulation. Horticulture research papers in April 2024: redwoods, bumblebees, peach trees.
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Nov 25, 2020 · This is also a growing trend. The 2020 Organic Market Report revealed that the organic market had seen an eighth year of strong growth. It grew 4.5% in 2019 to reach a record £2.45bn. However, David Ware, head of eco garden centre Edibleculture in Kent has warned consumers to be wary of ‘greenwashing’ from brands who sell faux-eco products ...
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