Horticulture News

The resilience and agility of the horticulture sector have seen businesses from across the industry survive the extraordinary circumstances of...

The first Chiswick Flower Market opened on Sunday 6 September, with several thousand people visiting the market in a steady...

Extreme weather at harvest can reduce cereal yields by 20 per cent, but for Stephen Briggs’ Cambridgeshire farm, the natural...

Plant sales of Begonia ‘Sweet SpiceTM Bounty’ have been donated to the David Colegrave Foundation (DCF) to support students studying horticulture...

European farmers and growers are facing a ‘dire’ cashflow crisis caused by Covid-19, a poor harvest season, low prices and...

The Scottish cherry season, which is claimed to be the latest in the northern hemisphere, coming after the US, Canada...

American growers Nature Fresh Farms have introduced what they claim is a 100 per cent home compostable wrapper for English...

The HTA has announced that it is changing the name of its British Ornamental Plant Producers’ (BOPP) Certification Scheme to the...

A new pot and tray combination that helps reduce the risk of disease transmission in propagated raspberry plants is now...

Britain’s love affair with gardens was confirmed this week as new research conducted by the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) found...