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The article provides information on the Nursery Seminar in December 2023, in Germany. It mentions that the seminar presented ongoing research conducted by LVG Bad Zwischenahn, in collaboration with the Plant Protection Office of Lower Saxony, focused on combating annual grasses, specifically Poa annua, in Calluna cultivation. It states that with several herbicides having been removed from the market and further restrictions expected, the trials aim to find effective alternatives.

The article discusses the significant progress made in Calluna breeding, with an emphasis on extending the duration of blooming and enhancing the intensity of flower colors. It states that the Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt für Gartenbau (LVG) Bad Zwischenahn, Germany, conducted a study in 2022 to test a range of new Calluna varieties and combinations under northwestern German climate conditions.

The article discusses the search for alternative herbicides for Calluna cultivation in response to the expected ban on metribuzin-based herbicides like Sencor Liquid. It states that in 2023, various pre-emergent herbicides were tested for their efficacy. It mentions that the trials, which involved Calluna varieties such as 'Athene,' and 'Zeta,' examined different herbicides, including Bandur and Sencor Liquid, with mixed results against Poa annua and broadleaf weeds.

The article focuses on the Baumschule Marohn und Häger's transition in ownership to Jan de Vries, their extensive "Gardengirls" Calluna assortment with a focus on longevity and vibrant colors, and recent investments in modernizing their production and sustainability practices.

The article focuses on Renke zur Mühlen's presentation of their autumn collection and modern, sustainable production practices, including torf-reduced substrates and solar power, with highlights such as NEXXT Calluna "Gardengirls" and their new Taxus baccata 'Renke's kleiner Grüner'.

The article focuses on Baumschule Leffers' commitment to sustainability and modern production methods while showcasing their extensive "Gardengirls" Calluna assortment and introducing new "Lönneby" varieties with enhanced color impact.

The article focuses on Baumschule Hemmje's specialization in producing a wide range of Calluna varieties under the "Gardengirls" brand, including new and vibrant "NEXXT-Sorten" and other seasonal plants like Dianthus and Lavendel.

The article focuses on callunas be refrigerated without loss of quality and has a treatment with botryticides prior to cold storage affect shelf life. It mentions culture was done with ribbon tissue covered lava surfaces, Irrigation and fertilization over one watering wagon. It also mentions foliage as dry as possible to hold, the irrigation took place then from below by putting water and background of high energy costs of interest whether the cooling temperature.

The article presents the discussion on classic plant allowing numerous design options including dry allium fruit cluster and calluna being wrapped on the board using colored myrtle wire.

The article focuses on plant species assortment of refreshers for the autumn business of 2022. It mentions velvet heather, its silver-grey Foliage dress does indeed feel velvety, fluffy, just fluffy, made sure in fall 2021 for a sensation and happily growing 'Diadem' (Plantipp/Kientzler), a marsh yarrow or Bertramsgarbe, actually belongs more to the summer to late summer bloomers. It also mentions well-known erica breeder leaves with an exquisite variety series of Erica gracilis Helmut Hiedl.

The article focuses on herbicide Sencor Liquid for overhead use Callunae against annuals weeds is over many years tried and tested. It mentions future of the active substance Metribuzin uncertain and ornamental plant cultivation advice and Plant Protection Service. It also mentions ornamental plants through a license extension or an individual license according to paragraph 22.2 of the Plant Protection Act.

The article offers information on the 2020's Azerca Cultures Information Day of the Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt für Gartenbau in Germany which took place on February 5, 2020, in which the visitors followed the various lectures about callunen and Co. Topics include weed control, peat replacement and measures against fungal diseases; treatment with the herbicides Flexidor which must take place as early as possible with the willow seeds flying; and how Bandur can also cause damage to calluna.

The article discusses Calluna varieties in comparison, which includes to compare the production value was at the LVG Bad Zwischenahn in 2016 to 2018 of a total of 58 protected species bud blooming and 13 variegated leaves, in the culture mostly not blooming Calluna vulgaris varieties in pots or containers cultivated. The flowering and growth characteristics of the varieties determined.

The article discusses Calluna: High tolerance towards very low pH levels, which includes the calluna culture, pH values ​​are usually between around 3.8 and 4.2 recommended, the aftermath of an Azerca Lecture event came up with calluna gardeners the question to find out which low pH values ​​calluna can still tolerate and from what area to damage the plants is to count.

The article discusses Project "TeiGa": Peat-free Substrates tested for calluna, which includes the LVG Bad Zwischenahn over the years 2014 and 2015 were the growth results of Calluna in many of the tested, strongly reduced peat substrates relatively good, in peat-free substrates mostly inadequate.

The article offers information on the Dancing Pixies including it is an alternative to calluna, garden chrysanthemums or mini cyclamen, bring a breath of fresh air to the autumn range, Norbert Elgner wokred with new series of Saxifraga-cortusifolia hybrids, series consists of several varieties that, in terms of their appearance, represent a further development of the classic range of Saxifraga cortusifolia, i.e. octopus or autumn saxifrage,.

The article evaluates various horticultural offerings from plant nursery, Baumschule Renke zur Mühlen including Calluna from the Gardengirls brand, Viburnum tinus 'Lisarose' in C7,5, and Japanese Azaleas (C2 and C5).

The article discusses issues related to growing calluna with reduced peat. It is noted that the proportion of peat in horticulture to decrease are all levels high. It is noted that in 2019 the peat share was increased again reduced by ten percentage points, so in the test variants with 40 volume Percent peat and 60 volume Percent of alternative materials.

The article focuses on Calluna crops, overhead applications with herbicides such as Sencor Liquid are common. It mentions approval of the active substance Metribuzin probably not extended should be, it can be assumed that Sencor Liquid and the rest metribuzin-containing herbicides no longer used in summer 2024 may be. It also mentions LVG two-liter containers treated with peat substrate in which since May 12 seedlings of Salix spp.

The article discusses Callunen grow peat-reduced, which includes effort to sustainable production of ornamental plants are part of producers already many factors implemented and taken into account there is peat, though also an emotionally charged one.

The article discusses Fertilization of the mother plants and Rooting success with Calluna, which includes the cause of an unsatisfactory rooting is discussed, especially when removing the cuttings from stocks for finished goods production. An attempt to increase nutrients should show whether the cuttings are rooted through a reduced mother plant fertilization can be improved.

The article discusses Calluna producer uses Sphagnum growing media, which includes the suitability of sphagnum biomass has been researched in Germany for 20 years, SBM hardly differs in most of its physical and chemical properties of high quality white peat.

The article discusses Weed control in calluna, which includes Calluna are sprayed with herbicides with preparations containing metribuzin, for example Sencor Liquid has been the standard weed control measure for many years, the LVG Bad Zwischenahn, other herbicides were tested as alternatives.

A review is presented of calluna plant Fluffy from Gardengirls Heidezüchtung.

The article discusses about the project at the LVG Bad Zwischenahn,on the use of peat-free and peat-reduced substrates in lime-sensitive woody plants such as Calluna and Gaultheria. The peat is criticized as it leads to pollution of the fossil carbon store. The people are taking interest in substrates for ornamental plants and trees.

The article discusses about the study conducted on replacement of Liquid fertilization with coated depot fertilizers on Calluna and other heather cultures. The experiment was conducted at Straelen, Dresden-Pillnitz and Bad Zwischenahn in cooperation with the advisory ring Azerca Nord die. The effect of a full supply with various Osmocote depot fertilizers was compared with pure liquid fertilization on Calluna.

A review is presented of plant such as Calluna Gardengirls from Leffers Nurseries.

The article discusses about the Azerca culture market. Topics of discussion includes according plant society for Consumer Research, calluna gained the number one position in bedding and balcony plants replacing pelargoniums, while Rhododendrons as garden shrubs and room azaleas lost the market share.

The article focuses on the honey plants, Calluna, heaths, Rhododendrons and Vacciniums, grown by beekeepers to produce honey. It states that Calluna, a heather plant, grows on the acid soils of moors, wet heathland and in open woodland in Europe, and the best nectar harvest comes from the young heather shoots. It mentions that the true heaths are generally shrubby and woody-stemmed, and some species of Rhododendrons secrete nectar that is attractive to honey bees but causes them to die.

The article offers information related to the use of fungicides in the Calluna cuttings propagation. It is evident that many companies treat mother plants some days before the cuttings are taken with fungicides to get that occurrence of fungal diseases in the critical rooting phase to avoid. it is noted that the mother plants were sprayed with liquid downright lathered that is with a higher amount of preparation treated than the first time.

A review is presented of Calluna Gardengirls varieties Fluffy, and Sunset Fire from Leffers Heidekulturen.

The article presents the use of sulfur powder can reduce the pH in Lower substrates, whereby "acid-loving" Cultures like Calluna vulgaris also in peat-free substrates let cultivate and the experiments showed that small amounts of sulfur in peat-free substrates have a positive effect on growth.

The article offers information on winter hardy hour strikes in autumn garden girls calluna with heather plantations which show that around plants with labels 20 to 25 percent better sell as lots without Signage.

The article offers information on the varieties of plants offered by the Stalling Baumschulen plant nursery including the Calluna, and Hydrangea macrophylla.

The article offers information on the varieties of plants offered by the Heather Leffers plant nursery including Calluna and Erica.

The article offers information on the range of plants offered by the Baumschule Renke zur Mühlen plant nursery including Calluna and Pieris japonica.

The article discusses results of a Calluna variety comparison in which all calluna breeders had been written to, and the breeders of the Garden Girls and Beauty Ladies series had participated.

The article discusses availability of erica, calluna and some accompanying plants from ornamental plant firm Bartholme in Bürstadt, Germany and mentions that these flowers are used in the cemeteries for autumn planting and offers views of the firm's manager Bernd Bartholme on the same.

The article discusses horticultural business calluna producer Stefan Gerritzen. Topics include participation of the firm in the TerZ project (use of peat-reduced substrates in ornamental plant cultivation) for four years; use of recyclable labels on wooden pins, pots made from 100 percent recycled material and does not use plastic for transport packaging; and expansion of variations and pot sizes and establishing a dyeing line for customers who want goods dyed blue, yellow, orange or green.

The article discusses that Stefan Gerritzen from Kevelaer, Germany deals with sustainable production and marketing with his own brand "Calluna for Future" in which he saves 50 percent peat and uses pots and trays made from recycled material.

The article offers review for Calluna flowers from Christoph Kappert.

The article offers information on plant nursery Christoph Kappert which offers the company a chosen one assortment of simple flowering Calluna varieties and open flowers bees and other insects.

The article focuses on increasing demand for Beauty Ladies Calluna in the biodegradable "Pottburri" pot from plant trading company Gebrüder Cox; and mentions about sustainable paper fibers and the paper label made by Eco-ExpertTray.

The article focuses on the impact of climate change on sales of woody plants. It mentions that flower shops are finding the segment interesting, and the calluna season that is now beginning offers a new opportunity to participate in the plant turnover. It also informs that many florists also have this wish, as the regional cut assortment in autumn is particularly diverse, brightly colored and often cheaper than the goods that are traded through auctions.

The article reports that Europlant Canders (Straelen) will present several new Calluna novelties at the International Plant Fair (IPM) to be held from January 22 to 25, 2019, in Essen, Germany.

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The article profiles Heathergems, maker of jewelry and fashion accessories and a subsidiary of jewelry wholesaler Charles Buyers & Co. Ltd., based in Pertshire, Scotland. A background on how the company started using heather stems to create fashion accessories is presented. It also describes the process for drying, dyeing and mixing of heather stems with resins before they are made into jewelry. The appeal of Heathergems jewelry to overseas visitors as a souvenir is noted.

The article offers a look on the Heath and Heather Collection of the Mendoncino Coast Botanical Gardens (MCBG) in Forth Bragg, California which have been awarded Provisional Status as a Collection of National Significance by the North American Plant Collections Consortium (NAPCC). The collection is composed of 143 live taxa that include species, naturally occurring hybrids and cultivars of Erica, Daboecia, and Calluna. The garden is working on obtaining Cape Province species which are believed to be suitable to its soils.