In This Issue
Greenfingers Sensory Gardens open at Derian House
HEX Group holds family fun day
GCA’s 2025 conference main theme revealed
Henry Bell wins primary supplier contract
Solar and LED lighting contribute towards carbon footprint reduction at Taylors Bulbs
Aylett Nurseries celebrate GCA East region success
Still time to visit the Ball UK Summer Showcase
Blue Diamond scoops two Gold Medals at RHS Tatton Park
Entry now open – celebrate a decade of the GIMA Innovators Seed Corn Fund
HTA responds to the King’s Speech
New Autumn gardening machinery promotion from Handy
Dobbies celebrates National Allotment Week with free gardening workshops
Apta brand portfolio set to increase by 70% in 2025
Old Railway Line celebrates GCA success
Autumn Fair launches Little Black Book week on Monday
The Summerhouse: The Launchpad for Aspirational Lifestyle Brands at Autumn Fair 2024
Football match in memory of Brian Taylor raises money for charity
Award winners at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park 2024 revealed
Wyevale Nurseries sponsored ‘Long Border’ designs win medals at Tatton
Get your copy of GTN Xtra
Mad running challenge!
CHA UK exhibitor pavilion at IPM Essen in 2025 booking up fast
New speaker announced for Horticulture, The Conference
Record-breaking number of SALTEX official media partners
Autumn edition of PLANTARIUM|GROEN-Direkt sold out!
The best of last week's
Perrywood Tiptree, Aylett Nurseries and Parker’s Garden Centre win big in GCA East region
Barton Grange, Fron Goch and Klondyke Burnside win GCA North region awards
Adverse weather conditions hit garden centre sales
Frosts in discussion with Blue Diamond about the prospective sale of their two remaining garden centres
ecofective Organic Superfood – a sustainable value-added feed
Scotts of Southend implements WinRetail
Hannah Cook: bring on the plants, A Bridgerton Chelsea, Glee 50 Year Hero Nominations, plus more in GTN June/July issue. Read on-line here
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Still time to visit the Ball UK Summer Showcase

 

There’s still time to visit the Ball UK Summer Showcase in Oxfordshire, to see more than 2000 new and experimental varieties of shrubs, along with seasonal and perennial plants which may be coming to the market in 2025, plus retail concepts to help sell more plants.

 

Open from 23rd- 24th July (book in advance), expect to see the now iconic Tree of Life ladened with baskets brimming with the Petunia ‘Bees Knees’. Said to the clearest yellow on the market, plants are in tip top condition and are ably demonstrating their weather resistance. 

 

At 11am on each open day, there is a presentation highlighting some of the new varieties likely to be on planteria benches in 2025 and beyond. Look out for Petunia Tumbelina Julianna and Lanata ‘Passion Fruit’ which were putting on a good show.

 

As in past year, visitors from all sectors of the horticultural industry, are encouraged to put a blue flag next to the plant they like the best. Results will be posted at the end of the Summer Showcase and can provide an useful insight into what might be in demand next year.

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