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Auckland Nursery Trade Day
Auckland Autumn Trade Day took place on Wednesday 20 March at its new venue, the Life Convention Centre, 110 Montgomerie Rd, Mangere. As always, we hope for more visitor numbers but exhibitors pretty much unanimously reported a satisfactory return from the day and were universal in praise of the new venue. The black ceiling and black-curtained walls of the building, the polished concrete floor and the fact that all stands came complete with black panelling, lifted the event to a new level of professionalism. It was also pleasing to see a relatively large number of garden retailers from out of Auckland in attendance. There was a strong social element to the event as well. Several exhibitors stayed back to chat and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine at the end of set-up day and some 40 came to the nearby Toby Jug tavern for drinks and dinner in the evening. Tables were seized from everywhere and put together so there was one big group with plenty of noise and laughter. Date set for next Auckland Trade Day: 14 August 2013 Auckland Spring Trade Day this year will be on Wednesday 14 August, again at Life Convention Centre. Check out the plan on this website to choose your stand then just give us a call to confirm its availability. All enquiries to (09) 358-2749
Reach your market through Comm Hort Regular advertising in Commercial Horticulture Magazine will maintain your profile and take your message deep into the NZ garden industry – nurseries, retailers, the landscape and amenity sectors. Here's what Shaun Russell of Anchor Wire Ltd says about this 1/4page ad he is currently running in Comm Hort: "A successful advertisement for our company. The response has been great from the nursery industry, with new inquiries and ongoing sales every publication . . ."
Deadline for Ad bookings for next issue (June-July 2013) is May 25.
You can order the NZ Register on this site (click here for options) or please phone 09 358 2749. The Register is a fantastic place to advertise to reach the NZ garden industry. Many buyers make their copies last two or more years and the Register’s penetration is as high as 86% into some sectors.
These Registers carry extensive detail about nurseries (what they grow, grades etc), garden retailers, supply and service companies. There are phones, faxes, emails and contact names – a great resource if you’re dealing in any way with the garden trade in Australia. You can order the Australian Registers on this site or please phone (09) 358 2749.
New editions of all Registers will be published in 2013 The NSW/ACT edition was published in August 12 and the WA edition in September. The Vic-SA-Tas edition is scheduled for May 2013 and Qld in June. Phone us at (09) 358-2749 for more details.
Price is just $35+GST for an annual subscription (6 issues). Subscribers can print colour copies of all or parts of the magazine if they wish. Overseas: We can deliver Comm Hort e-magazine anywhere in the world for just NZ $35 per year (6 issues) – a good gift idea for friend or colleagues overseas perhaps? To subscribe, please click here. If you would like to pay for the subscription but have the magazine sent to someone else, just enter your details in the Billing Address and the recipient’s details in the Shipping Address as you move through the checkout. |
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