Prizes, products and pilfering at Four Oaks 2026 and HortWeek's new plant ID game Hortle goes viral
HortWeek PodcastShow Notes
This week HortWeek editor Matt Appleby and technical editor Sally Drury tackle the following topics:
Four Oaks Trade Show: winning plants and products Peat-free panel update And HortWeek's plant-identification game which launched at Four Oaks and is taking the YPHA by storm, Hortle.life - how many can you score?
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