Horticulture news


South American moth stops Spanish tomato imports

ALL imports of Spanish tomatoes to Guernsey have been banned after devastating moths were found in a warehouse.


Postal flowers to be hit with higher costs

MEMBERS of the Guernsey Postal Flower Association yesterday met Guernsey Post to discuss pricing concerns.


Martel’s Garden World to close

MARTEL’S Garden World is closing its doors for the last time this summer after more than 40 years in business.


Donkey rhubarb weed is island’s stubborn guest

THE most invasive plant in Britain is threatening to smother the island.


Clear the way for new business, says GGA head

DERELICT greenhouse sites should be cleared for new enterprises, according to a horticultural expert.


Herb plan is news to Jersey

THE Horticulture Committee wants its successor to keep talking to Osprey Investments in the hope of resurrecting plans for a hydroponics development in Guernsey.


Exports increase as growing turns corner

HORTICULTURE exports have gone up by 20% over the last two years.


Continued funding vital for horticulture’s future

THE States is being asked to make a further five-year commitment to the growing industry to keep it afloat.


Horticulture on the up after 25 years’ decline

HORTICULTURE still plays an important part in Guernsey's economy, despite a massive downturn over the last 25 years.

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