In This Issue
Smart Garden to buy Chapelwood from Scotts
No wild claims from Smart, just looking after existing customers and aiming to re-capture the affection for Chapelwood
Sale of Bayer Garden to French firm completes on Tuesday
Flopro's ‘Shop within Shop’ is a real success
Autumn activity in the garden drives up sales
New Broadway Lean-To Greenhouse adds to Eden’s Zero Threshold™ success
Managing Director wanted at Glendale Horticulture
Two new perennial plant brands launched in drive for market growth
Johnsons Lawn Seed gets recharged at Glee 2016
Impact of Brexit, the shopper journey and the future of retail all on the agenda at HTA Garden Futures Conference
Klondyke's new delivery vehicles get new design
Simon King venture is a winner for Wildlife World
Two New Training Initiatives to Help Managers Develop Themselves and Their Skills
Wyevale looks to sell Windlesham centre for housing
Managing Director
Nursery Growing Supervisor
Garden Sundries Retail Manager (West Midlands)
Horticultural / Plantarea Manager (Berkshire)
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Houseplant care & lighting dominate as we move into the Autumn Lawncare season
Onions and fruit hold off green winter veg sales
Garden changes fuel top soil sales
Top 50 plant sales continue to grow
Team of 19 horticulturists have raised over £30,000 for Perennial
Garden centres battle against 'unfair business rates'
Kent & Stowe – Know Your Soil – excels at Glee
Glee New Product Awards - Full list of winners
Bestsellers Top 50 charts every week
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GTN's Greatest Awards 2016
Situations Vacant
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Top 50 plant sales continue to grow


While total plant sales only grew by 0.6%, sales volumes of the Top 50 Bestsellers grew by 7%, indicating the importance of merchandising plants that are selling in
hot spots to ensure you maximise gardening sales despite the upheaval of setting up for Christmas.
  • Hellianthus sales had the biggest increase, re-entering at No 12.
  • Erysimum, Calocephalus, Saintpaulia and Echinacea more than doubled their sales.
  • Euonymus entered our chart for the first time at No 37.
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