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Nursery World is website of The Reference Publishing Co Ltd, Auckland, New Zealand. News about us . . . Reach your market through Comm Hort
Deadline for Ad bookings for next issue (June-July) is May 25. With the cancelling of the Auckland Autumn Trade Day earlier this year, the Spring event is bound to be bigger and better than ever, so make sure you secure a spot. Click here for the Venue Plan and Booking Form. If You Would Like to Visit Trade Day . . . If you’d like to come along as a VISITOR to our Trade Days, you are most welcome if you are in or associated with any aspect of the garden trade – nursery, retail, landscape, amenity, supplier, service co, etc. The shows are not open to the general public. Admission is free.. For reports on previous shows, click here.
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. We’ll be updating listings and booking ads for this year’s edition in June. 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 during 2012 We’re currently updating the WA and NSW/ACT editions. The others will be updated later in the year. Phone us at (09) 358-2749 for more details. Trade Day opened from 5pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 7th and again the next day from 9am until 2pm. This timetable worked a treat and made for a very relaxed and sociable event with plenty of opportunities for networking. The venue itself – the Canterbury Horticultural Society’s Hall in Hagley Park -- is certainly proving its worth as a good one for such a show, its size and design providing an ambience and general buzz that is missing from many trade shows in bigger venues. The timing also allowed for both visitors and exhibitors to take in Ellerslie and Trade Day in the same trip. Numbers of both exhibitors and visitors were down this year but that was to be expected what with the economic downturn and the fact that Christchurch, having lost around half of its available accommodation from the earthquakes, had been fully booked out months before March. However, the quality, both of what was on display and of the visitors coming through, was apparent and feedback in general was that people were happy with what they did and saw. 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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Garden retail sales in the early months of this year have been steady -- but Easter was a beauty. We have full reports in Commercial Horticulture Magazine April/May issue and there are extracts on the Industry News page of this website Click here for industry news
That's Paula Chapman on the cover of our Commercial Horticulture Magazine, April/May issue. Paula is assistant manager of Scrub Growers Nursery, which features in this issue. Click here for more stories from Comm Hort
Scenes from Christchurch Trade Day in March -- Peter Brass of Evandale Plant Production holds some of the more than 40 strikingly colorful blooms in his Dynamic Dahlia series. Bruntwood Nurseries' Shirley Olgivy shows her new release Nandina Winter Pearl which has white flowers and white berries. We have a full review of Christchurch Trade Day with plenty of pics in Comm Hort April/May issue 2012 Click here for industry news Signature Plants has opened a new nursery in Auckland. We review their operation in Commercial Horticulture Magazine, Feb issue 2012 Click here for industry news
Debbie Pascoe, of InPlants and Go Gardening, is our feature personality in Commercial Hort Magazine Feb issue 2012. Click here for industry news
One of the many sculptures that were on display on the Sculpture Trail at the Auckland Botanic Gardens from Oct through February and attracted more than 250,000 people. We feature the sculptures in Comm Hort Magazine Feb issue 2012 Click here for industry news
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