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Independent garden centres looking to stay current and on top of the evolving retail sector should check out the Garden Centres Canada Summit this week, running July 10 to 12 in Ont.
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Vineland Research and Innovation Centre has just added customized robotic and automation solutions to their portfolio of offerings for Canadian horticulture companies.
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The tradeshow’s Innovation awards were announced last month in Amsterdam, NL, as well as plans to launch GreenTech Americas in Mexico for 2020.
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Already established in her retail and wholesale ornamental business, Nadine Stielow, owner of Thiel’s Greenhouses in Bruderheim, Alta., considered a number of crops, examined consumer demand and local supply, then reached out to industry consultants before settling on hydroponic lettuce. Learn more here, and at Cultivate ’19 this week.
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The Exceptionnelles is a horticultural assessment program that takes place in Quebec. One of the key features of the program is to test the plants in an environment similar to that of a consumer’s garden, which may receive less care than a public park. Thus, all the plants evaluated did not receive any special care nor did they receive pesticides.
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