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Time is Money
Category: Guides
Many growers are starting the 2017 season on the back foot. Some of the larger retailers have been late to…
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An effective alternative to soil sterilisation
Category: Case Studies, Commercial Grower, Tree Care, Turf Management
Soil gets worked hard in organic commercial production and, over time, it can build up with pathogens, pests and diseases.…
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Category: Guides
Soil gets worked hard in organic commercial production and, over time, it can build up with pathogens, pests and diseases.…
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Promising results from European biochar trials
Category: Commercial Grower, News
“When it comes to plant disease, prevention is always going to be better than curative measures. Costs increase with each…
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Never too old to try...
Category: News, Tree Care
Britain’s beautiful countryside is made all the more magical by the few ancient trees that have witnessed the country evolve…
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Cash in on prevention
Category: Uncategorized
What if there was a way conventional greenhouse growers could avoid the cost of multiple curative measures by simply…
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A new way to revive ancient trees
Category: Tree Care
Britain’s gorgeous countryside is made all the more magical by its ancient trees like the Totteridge Yew in London, which…
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Innovate or fall behind
Category: Commercial Grower
Market conditions in commercial horticulture are tough right now and growers are faced with difficult choices when deciding how to…
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Crops that don’t cost the Earth
Category: News
Half of all nitrate fertiliser never gets taken up by a plant, not even by weeds, it just washes into…
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Why on earth is anyone still using peat?
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Guides
Peat moss, which is also known as sphagnum peat comes from peat bogs. A peat bog is an area of…
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Natural soil treatment 'could help trees resist ash dieback'
Category: News
“Trees could be protected from the devastating ash dieback disease with the help of a natural soil treatment, researchers have…
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Aspire Zone - Qatar’s green aspiration when transplanting foreign trees
Category: Tree Care, Turf Management
The weather in Qatar can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the sweltering summer. The native flora is sparse but well…
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