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Greenfingers ‘Nest & Rest’ garden opens at Grace House, Sunderland
Sir Terry Leahy and Just Eat’s Chief Operating Officer headline Cultivating Retail Conference
Could there be a bumper Christmas on the way?
Bottle Lights lead chart for third week
GCA heads to Bristol for January conference
Haskins offers first glimpse of Snowhill redevelopment
Langlands turns pink for breast cancer charity
Selby centre's extension set to double turnover in 5 years
Squire's lays on welcome at Wokingham site bought from Wyevale
Sara to sleep out in aid of homeless charity
£17m turnover YouGarden completes MBO with Kester Capital
Zest 4 Leisure employees smash charity fundraising target
Aussie independent wants laws to curb power of big box stores
SunPatiens passes with flying colours in Westminster
GIMA expands autumn workshops schedule
France will take centre stage at IPM Essen 2020
West Yorkshire businesses collaborate for a fourth Christmas experience
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Millbrook founder joins charity's board of trustees
Record October in sight for Christmas sales
September offers no respite for online retailers as sales continue to slow
Wet ground holds back gardening activity
Wet September hit garden centre sales
Steady growth for winter bedding
Garden centres await news about Bonmarché concessions
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Christmas unveiled at Bents Garden & Home
Cultivation Street LAUNCHES Illumination Street
Bumper week for Christmas product sales
Harnessing the Power of Social at the HTA Marketing Forum
Christmas and indoor gardening beat the rain
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Steady growth for winter bedding

Sales of cyclamen, pansies, and calluna saw steady growth last week as gardeners took advantage of a brief dry spell to get out and replant their borders and containers.

 

• Cyclamen stayed as the clear No 1 best-selling plant of the week for the tenth week running.

• Chrysanthemum sales doubled, providing great splashes of instant colour, especially in pots on patios and balconies.

• Strawberry plant sales saw an uplift as grow-your-own gardeners start to prepare for next year.

All Plants volume sales change: Week on week DOWN 1.9%.  Year to date vs 2018 DOWN 6.9%; vs 2017 UP 0.8%

 

Pictured: Paradiso Pink, courtesy of Proven Winners.

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