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Ball Colegrave summer showcase includes 436 new bedding and perennial varieties - PICTURE GALLERY Some 436 plant varieties that are new to Ball are on show at the grower s Oxfordshire trial grounds. by Matthew Appleby Sign in to continue Keep track of competitors, market trends, and policy changes with sector specific email bulletins Live email alerts from New project leads and business prospects every week through the landscape leads service ....
Ball Colegrave summer showcase includes 436 new bedding and perennial varieties hortweek.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from hortweek.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Updated Tuesday, 23rd February 2021, 9:22 am Horn Hill Road at the junction of Milton Road and Berry Hill Road, west Adderbury. One of the two roads at the junction is to be closed in a trial. Picture by Google West Adderbury Residents Association (WARA) said measures to end speeding motorists include extended speed limits and chicanes and the work could start as early as next month. Oxfordshire County Council approved the traffic calming measures for a stretch of Milton Road, Berry Hill Road and The Rise. The existing 30mph limit is to be extended further along Milton Road towards the Ball Colegrave site and a short 40mph speed limit will be introduced at the entrance to Berry Hill Road from the A4260 Oxford Road. ....
Sedum ‘Little Miss Sunshine’, while new plant expert Graham Rice tips compact pampas grass Cortaderia selloana Tiny Pampa and the novel Heuchera ‘Frilly’. Trials at RHS Hyde Hall Floral Fantasia in Essex in 2020 produced a clutch of top performers such as the Sunbeckia series of half-hardy annual rudbeckias. Garden designers are also driving the move away from bedding plants. Pollinator expert and influencer Professor Dave Goulson of the University of Sussex told the Society of Garden Designers’ winter conference that many annual bedding plants “have been intensively bred and have become unattractive to insects. Instead, focus on planting traditional cottage garden perennials and herbs.” ....