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The importance of helping independent breeders introduce new plant varieties

“When talking together we realized that we were all frustrated about the fact that a lot of creativity was lost concerning new introductions,” says Ko Klaver, Co-Founder of…

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Atrium Agri acquires exclusivity on BaOpt climate system

"This is the ideal combination of technical knowledge and commercial strength"

Recently Atrium Agri signed an agreement with Advanced Climate Systems (ACS) for exclusive distribution of the BaOpt climate system in the horticultural sector. The ACS…

Chinese greenhouse horticulture must also innovate without government

China is a vast, agricultural country. Much of its covered cultivation is done in so-called "solar" greenhouses. These are quite simple, technology-wise. "You build a soil or…

Colvin

Spain: Technology company raises €45 million for digitalization in floriculture

Colvin, a technology company dedicated to the floriculture industry, has raised €45m Series C funding to scale its business in Europe in the flower and plant sector with its…

Integrated pest management for indoor cultivation pt. 1

In this new article series sponsored by Hawthorne Gardening Company, we are going to explore the biggest enemies of growers: pests. With today’s article, we start…

Russia: State support for flower growers

About 80 percent of the flowers sold in Russia are imported. And only 20% of the flower market flowers are from domestic producers. The national flower production was severely…

New videos showcase must-have varieties for upcoming season.

Now showing: the Danziger Experience – grand tour 2022

Learning more about Danziger’s 2022 introductions just got easier. The breeder is premiering a new video series that brings the greenhouse tour to you. The Danziger…

Kernock Park Plants hosts visit from South East Cornwall MP

Southeast Cornwall MP, Sheryll Murray, has seen first-hand how horticulture can play a part in driving ‘green growth’ and supporting climate targets during a visit to a…

Special Energy 2021

UK: 5 MW thermal input systems - let’s get down to permits

The 1 January 2024 deadline for existing 5 MWth combustion plants to be permitted in the UK by may seem far away, but, in reality, permits are taking at least 12 months with…

GE Current announces European arrival of Arize Lynk

"LED luminaire offers region’s indoor growers greater flexibility and choice"

GE Current, a Daintree company, has today announced the arrival in Europe of the Arize Lynk2, its next-generation, low-power/high-performance LED luminaire for controlled…

Special Energy

This month, we will pay more attention to Energy. This subject will also be highlighted in HortiDaily and our Dutch newsletters, Bloemen- en plantennieuws and Groentennieuws.…

NZ: "I have to sell plants to fund food for my 700-plant collection"

Abeth Mckerchar had a collection of houseplants at home in the Philippines which she loved. So when, more than a decade ago, her sister in New Zealand asked Abeth to come over…

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Nitrogen and calcium fertilization on the growth and development of gerberas

Gerbera is a flowering species with relevance to the cut flower market. Understanding the nutritional requirements of the species is important to improve fertilization…

Major changes at International Pheromone Systems

Fast-growing Cheshire-based International Pheromone Systems (IPS) has strengthened its technical team with the promotion of Payman Shafighi to the new role of Technical…

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Chelsea September flower show update

"It’s been a few weeks since our last update charting the progress of the 6 gardens that we are working with for the first-ever Chelsea Flower Show in September. Whilst our…

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Pakistan: big opportunities ahead for floriculture

Pakistan aims to promote the lucrative and conducive business of floriculture that would help empower women and youth of marginalized communities to raise ornamental flowers…

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Plant-stealing: houseplant trend is fuelling an uptick in succulent poaching

During the pandemic, many turned to new hobbies. We've seen headlines about a great bicycle boom that's expected to keep the cycling industry busy for years to come. Another…
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Nigeria: How Plateau youths are making brisk business from flower farming

Young farmers in Plateau State, Nigeria, are gradually becoming horticulturists as they shift their attention to growing flowers. Horticulturists in the state are making good…

November 3&4

Northeast Greenhouse Conference will offer educational sessions on business management

Northeast Greenhouse Conference and Expo will feature these educational sessions on business management on November 3, 2021. Let's Figure Out Gen X, Y & Z, Amanda…

Qatar Airways begins flower flights to Zimbabwe

Qatar Airways has boosted its commitment to southern Africa by launching a linked service between Doha and Lusaka (LUN) in Zambia and Harare (HRE) in Zimbabwe. Departing…

Brexit and staff shortage forces garden centre to give away £100,000 worth of plants

A Devon garden center firm is being 'forced' to give away £100,000 worth of plants for free because Brexit means they don't have the staff to look after the greenery. The…

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Is wedding floral changing? 2021 florist survey results

Now, as weddings start to resume, is the wedding floral industry changing? Floranext surveyed 216 florists to get a sense of changes in wedding floral and how they may be…

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Cut flower industry starting to blossom in Saskatchewan

Megan Ruf has always loved gardening, but this summer she decided to take it one step further and profit from her passion. With a background in business and a course in…

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Uganda: Rosebud hits Fairtrade certification and boosts workers earnings

The Rosebud flower farm, a flagship Ugandan rose exporter has been internationally accredited to sell its flowers across the globe. Managing Director Rajiv Ruparelia said on…

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IN: Foundation laid for Hydrangea Theme Garden Tangmarg

In order to facilitate tourists with the best possible avenues and facilities, Commissioner Secretary Floriculture Gardens and Parks, Sheikh Fayaz Ahmad today conducted an…

Certified American Grown celebrates American grown flowers month in Congress

Certified American Grown (CAG), the voice of American cut flower and foliage farmers is honored to receive the recognition and support of Congressional leaders…

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Bangladesh: Losses piling up for flower growers

Sumon Biswas cultivates roses and Gerbera daisies on his land in Gadkhali village of Jhikorgacha upazila in Jashore district. During the pre-pandemic era, he could earn an…

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Influence of Citric acid application on postharvest vase life of Tuberose

The rapid respiration and growth of tuberose inflorescence indicate the importance of temperature management and carbohydrate supply to long vase life. Under normal display…

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