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Spring 2010 sales theme: ‘Rain, rain, go away …’
Written by By Myron Love   
Aug. 17, 2010 – Wet weather in June put the brakes on what looked to be promising spring sales for many greenhouse and garden centre operators across the country.  | READ MORE
 
Workplace rudeness comes with hefty price tag
Written by By Anne Bergman, USC communications specialist   
Aug. 11, 2010 – Your mother was right: you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. It’s true even in Corporate America, where just being nice can save a company millions of dollars.  | READ MORE
 
Student leads drive to restore school’s greenhouse
Written by Toyota Canada   
Aug. 3, 2010, Burlington, Ont. – Andrew Wong is an Ontario secondary school student who mobilizes his peers to achieve environmental goals. At school, he recognized that an abandoned greenhouse was an underutilized resource with great potential to educate students about plant science and horticulture.  | READ MORE
 
WUR: how dangerous viroids in plants are spread
Written by Dave Harrison   
July 26, 2010, Wageningen, the Netherlands – The dangerous potato spindle tuber viroid (PSTVd) mainly ends up in tomato plants as a result of human actions. The main source of infection appears to be ornamental shrubs, with infection via seeds rarely if ever playing a role.  | READ MORE
 
Studying longer shelf life for tomatoes
Written by By Brian Wallheimer   
July 19, 2010, West Lafayette, IN – A Purdue University researcher has found a sort of fountain of youth for tomatoes that extends their shelf life by about a week.  | READ MORE
 
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