During an online broadcast held on December 10 the winners of the Glazen Tulp (Glass Tulip) awards for 2021 were announced in The Netherlands during the Day of the Cooperative. Since April 2020, growers were invited to submit their products for the Glazen Tulp, and the audience could vote for their favourite product or concept.
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Hillier Nurseries has announced that a flower it developed, Corydalis ‘Porcelain Blue’, has been awarded best garden plant at the prestigious Glass Tulip awards 2021, held in The Netherlands and determined by a jury of 25 industry experts. Corydalis ‘Porcelain Blue’ made its global debut on our RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017 garden, where it
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The Garden Centre Association’s (GCA) e-learning Garden Retail Online Workshops (GROW) modules on social distancing helped prepare members for re-opening after lockdown. Antony Snow, the GCA’s Instructional Designer for GROW, said: “When garden centres across the country closed, no-one imagined how different things would be when they re-opened, so to put together modules on something
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The Made in Holland flowerpots by Capi Europe, recognised by their orange interiors, are produced in a 100% climate-neutral process and are good-looking to boot. The collection consists of more than twenty models in seven different colours. Each model from the Made in Holland collection has a characteristic texture and whilst the pots have a
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Research from Paymentsense has found that from May – October UK consumers returned around £7 billion worth of goods a year, leaving small businesses to face an average of £1,000 a month in refunds. the retail landscape has changed enormously in 2020, with coronavirus having a huge impact on consumer habits, accelerating the move from
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Reacting to the announcement that Northern Ireland will introduce further restrictions lasting six weeks from Boxing Day, James Clark, Director of Policy and Communications at the HTA, said: “Although the developing situation with coronavirus is clearly something that demands action, we firmly believe garden centres provide an important service in enabling better mental and physical
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