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INCREASING YOUR SALES AND RETURNS, SELLING IN THE AUSTRALIAN DOMESTIC MARKET – A SYDNEY MARKETS GROWER/WHOLESALER’S VIEWPOINT

Article number

1097_29

Pages

235 – 238

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

VIII International Symposium on New Ornamental Crops and XII International Protea Research Symposium

Authors

C. Scott

Keywords

Sydney Flower Markets, Australia, South Africa, wildflowers, Proteaceae, marketing

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1097.29

Online Articles (34)

1. NEW PLANT INNOVATION – TRANSFORMING DREAMS INTO REALITY WHILE LOOKING AFTER CUSTOMERS

P. Kruger

2. BREAKING THE EXOTIC MOULD

D.G. Malan

3. BASELINE GROWTH STUDIES OF LEUCOSPERMUM ‘SUCCESSION II’ AND ‘SOLEIL’ IN CONTRASTING MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATIC AREAS

E.-L. Louw | G. Jacobs | E.W. Hoffman

4. LEAF ANALYSIS AS A STRATEGY FOR EFFECTIVE NUTRITION MANAGEMENT IN PROTEACEAE

A. Gerber

5. THE EFFICACY OF LED LIGHTS AND GROWTH REGULATOR SPRAYS AT CONTROLLING CHILLING INJURY IN LEUCOSPERMUM POTTED PLANTS

E.W. Hoffman | M. Miller | E.-L. Louw

6. VASE LIFE OF NEW CUT FLOWERS

J.M. Dole | A.S. Carlson | H.M. Granitz | I.F. McCall | J.L. Kornegay

7. POSTHARVEST HANDLING AND QUALITY PRESERVATION OF SELECTED NOVEL LEAFY ORNAMENTALS SHIPPED BY SEA TRANSPORT

8. INTERNATIONAL PROTEA ASSOCIATION: BUILDING ON STRENGTHS AND FACING THE DEMANDS OF A DYNAMIC INTERNATIONAL FLORICULTURAL TRADE TO SECURE A SUCCESSFUL PROTEA INDUSTRY

B. Gollnow | A. Gerber

9. BREEDING AND DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL HYBRIDS OF WAXFLOWERS BY PROTOPLAST FUSION

A.A. Scalzo | A.M. Crowhurst | P. Umaretiya | D.J. Growns

10. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION ADVANCES IN THE GENUS EUSTOMA

11. PHENOTYPIC RECURRENT SELECTION FOR DISEASE TOLERANCE IN ANIGOZANTHOS SPP. L.

D.J. Growns

12. UTILISATION OF LAVANDULA PINNATA L. F. AS AN ORNAMENTAL PLANT

M.J.O. Dragovic

13. SPRINTER AND SPRUMMER: AUSTRALIA’S CHANGING SEASONS

T.J. Entwisle

14. INVOLUCRAL BRACT BROWNING IN PROTEAS – THE WHAT, HOW AND WHAT NOW?

A. Smith | W.J. Steyn | E.W. Hoffman

15. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFICACY OF GLUCOSE PULSING AS A TECHNIQUE COMMERCIALLY EMPLOYED TO CONTROL LEAF BLACKENING IN PROTEA ‘SYLVIA’

N.E. Windell | G. Jacobs | E.W. Hoffman

16. PLANT VARIETY PROTECTION OF PROTEACEAE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND SOUTH AFRICA

C.J. O'Brien | H.B. Hettasch

17. TISSUE CULTURE OF PERSOONIA SPECIES FOR HORTICULTURE AND RESTORATION

C.A. Offord | A. Rollason | A. Frith

18. THE HAKEINAE IN HORTICULTURE

P. Olde

19. PHOTOPERIOD RESPONSES OF TEN SPECIALTY CUT FLOWERS

J.M. Dole

20. FARM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM – A TOOL FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE

R. Furniss | J. McDonald

21. A RATIONAL BASIS ATTEMPT FOR SELECTING NOVEL FLORICULTURAL CROPS: A CASE STUDY FOR NEW CALEDONIA

G. Gâteblé

22. LANDSCAPING WITH NATIVE PLANTS IN OMAN

E. Hopkins | R. Al-Yahyai

23. SELECTION AND DOMESTICATION OF ENDEMIC SPECIES FROM MACARONESIA WITH ORNAMENTAL VALUE

M.J.O. Dragovic

24. POSTHARVEST SCREENING OF SELECTED POTENTIAL HERBACEOUS AND WOODY ORNAMENTALS OF PAKISTAN

I. Ahmad | M.B. Rafiq | J.M. Dole

25. DEVELOPING NEW CORDYLINES VIA INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDISATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN NATIVE CORDYLINE STRICTA WITH THE NEW ZEALAND NATIVES C. AUSTRALIS AND THE CULTIVAR ‘RED FOUNTAIN’ (C. HYBRID)

S. Luo | A. Goikoetxea Arango | A. Mehmood | N.M. Ahmad | G. Brown

26. ORNAMENTAL EUCALYPTS: FROM AN IDEA TO A COMMERCIAL REALITY

K. Delaporte | J. Rigden

27. UMBRELLA FERN: A NEW ORNAMENTAL CROP

E.M. Rigby | S.J. Trueman

28. INTRODUCTION OF NEW ORNAMENTAL PBR PLANTS; BENEFITS AND STRATEGIES

T. Layt

29. INCREASING YOUR SALES AND RETURNS, SELLING IN THE AUSTRALIAN DOMESTIC MARKET – A SYDNEY MARKETS GROWER/WHOLESALER’S VIEWPOINT

C. Scott

30. HOMELESS SUPERMODELS: HOW TO AVOID RAISING PERFECT BUT UNWANTED FLOWERS

A. Caldecourt

31. CUTTINGS PROPAGATION OF JARRAH FOREST PLANTS WITH ORNAMENTAL PROSPECTS: THREE PROTEACEAE AND FIVE NON-PROTEACEAE SPECIES COMPARED

D. Willyams

32. YEAR AROUND PRODUCTION OF GLOBBA SHERWOODIANA ‘WHITE DRAGON’ CUT FLOWERS

R.A. Criley | H.-J. Kim

33. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GROUNDCOVER SELLIERA RADICANS COLLECTED IN CHILE IN DIFFERENT LATITUDES

N. Meza | F. Schiappacasse | P. Peñailillo | A.K. Vidal

34. REGISTRATION OF CULTIVAR NAMES

J. Sadie | J. Boshomane