In This Issue
Government publishes plan to ban peat sales by 2024
Industry prepares for a peat-less future
Lull in sales before mid-Summer
Clear ‘N’ Collect is a great British success story
Traeger continues to revolutionise the BBQ industry
Blue Diamond top £200m turnover and commit to Chelsea garden
Two London locations announced for little dobbies
Logwood Mill becomes fourth centre for Creative Gardens
Glee organisers promote Safe & Secure standards in two new videos
Greenfingers Charity unveils new garden design by RHS Chelsea Gold Medal Winner, Ann-Marie Powell
Cool summer plant sales
Hillier unveils designs for Gardeners’ World Spring Fair
Fargro Ltd set to bloom in 2021 under new management
Defra-funded Plant Passport e-learning launches
The ultimate recycling - Squire’s turn plastic bags into cash
Evergreen Garden Care launches mental health awareness initiatives across all channels
Haskins Roundstone wins Garden Centre of the Year award
St Peters creates ‘an adventure into nature and wildlife’
How Primeur’s Tierra Verde planters are driving profitability
Southern Trident announces charity partnership with Child Rights and You (CRY UK)
Namgrass reveals eco-friendly artificial grass
DJ Turfcare confirmed for Glee 2021
Unprecedented Demand - Record Easter garden centre sales lead to stock shortages - Read GTN's April issue on-line now
Dobbies hosts bee-rilliant virtual event with Neal’s Yard Remedies to celebrate World Bee Day
National Children’s Gardening Week partners with Peppa Pig & Regatta Great Outdoors for Save the Children
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Pots of Sustainability in RHS Chelsea Sustainable Gardening Product of the Year
Double the fun at Grimsby Garden Centre
Solar lights up sales
Johnsons adds to seed range for the 2022 season
How to reduce plastic waste in the garden
Another amazing growing media performance
Sanctuaries Garden, Terrace & Balcony. Trends and new products for the outdoor season from spoga + gafa
The AIPH International Grower of the Year Awards 2022 opens for entries
Prompt needed to push Wild Bird Care sales
BHETA to hold second Q&A on international freight
RECOUP launch new hybrid conference for 2021
HTA responds to the Queen's speech
The best of last week's
25% more gardening sets new April record
Monkton Elm Pet Centre stops the sale of rabbits
Phenomenal year of sales for Natural Grower
Ergrownomics - The future of raised planters and beds
Garden Re-Leaf Day 2021 raises over £75,000
Barton Grange Christmas 2020 - Exclusive GTN Xtra Photo Tour
Squires Badshot Lea - Christmas 2020
Perrywood at Christmas 2020 - with correct photo gallery now...
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All the latest news from the world of pet products
Supreme Petfoods provides 30 hours of free CPD, now accredited by SQP regulator Vetpol
UK to lead way on animal welfare with new Action Plan
Brambles appoints new Digital Marketing Manager
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The AIPH International Grower of the Year Awards 2022 opens for entries

The International Grower of the Year (IGOTY) Awards 2022, organised by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH), is now open for entries. The award ceremony will be held in January 2022 alongside IPM Essen in Germany, the industry’s largest international trade fair.*

 

AIPH welcomes entries from around the world. The IGOTY Awards, supported by Headline Partner, Royal FloraHolland, celebrate best practice and recognise the ‘best of the best’ in ornamentals production in five categories; finished plants and trees, young plants, cut flowers and bulbs, sustainability and inspiring business. Within each category bronze, silver and gold awards can be won. From among these categories, only one winner will be crowned the ‘AIPH International Grower of the Year 2022’ and receive the ‘Gold Rose’ - the industry’s most coveted prize.

 

In January 2020, Anthura, a worldwide specialist in anthuriums and orchids, was named International Grower of the Year 2020. The Netherlands-based organisation reached a unique milestone for horticulture when its research and development department sequenced and mapped the DNA of orchids and Anthuriums. The company has since invested in infrastructure, technology and people to translate this breakthrough into a more sustainable production of anthuriums and orchids. The awards judging panel commented: “Anthura is a role model for all of us. They have managed to be the leader within the entire palette; Innovation, R&D, New Tech, Sales & marketing, environment and HR.”

 

Candidates can enter the IGOTY Awards 2022 online and entry closes on Friday 10th September 2021. Judging will then take place by a panel of industry experts who will access the entrants on five key criteria;economic performance, innovation, market insight, sustainability and human resources policy. From the entries a shortlist will be selected.

 

All winners will be announced at the IGOTY Awards ceremony in Essen in January; an event that brings together the industry for an evening of celebration.

 

To find out more about the IGOTY Awards visit www.aiph.org/events/igoty. For queries on entering on the awards please contact: events@aiph.org.

 

*Subject to COVID restrictions at time of event

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