In This Issue
Terra Firma intends to add to TGCG's growing number of garden centres, reveals chairman
William Sinclair issue trading statement announcing disappointing sales
Ex-Sinclair MD Danny Adamson joins Kärcher
Pressing need to change Sunday trading laws
Garden sectors shine despite stall in volume sales growth
Container planting boosts sales of garden products
Chelsea designer aims to get more secondary schools gardening
Spring success for Bosch Lawn and Garden
Hillier present book to the Queen at Chelsea Flower Show
Hydrangea macrophylla Miss Saori crowned Chelsea Plant of the Year
Medal joy for HTA members at RHS Chelsea
Affordable orangerie from Nordic perfect for small gardens
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GIMA Awards: You’ve Got To Be In It to Win It!
North Walsham Garden Centre wins Dandy Weed contest
HTA Garden Gift Card wins major award
Grafted veg plants continue to sell well in garden centres
Hanging baskets and pots boost compost sales
Retired servicemen sow poppies in memory of WW1
Ecovision and HTA Announce CRoP Partnership
Exclusive VIP tour to discover China’s horticulture industry
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Grafted veg plants continue to sell well in garden centres
 

Grafted veg plants from Suttons have been in high demand this week – there are eight in the Top 10 of the GTN Bestsellers Veg-2-Gro chart and 14 in the Top 20.

  • Tomato F1 Sweet Petit takes over the top spot.
  • Double Tomato Plant Elegance is the highest re-entry.
  • Sweet Pepper F1 Corno di Toro Rosso is the highest climber, jumping 28 places.

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