Day one (6 September) focuses on Technical and Environmental matters and day two (7 September) People and Skills.
Tammy Woodhouse from GCA/Millbrook is speaking on the Sustainability in Horticulture panel on day one, with Dave Denny of the HTA, Vicky Nuttall from GIMA, Zelari's Stefano Sogni and Steve Harper from Southern Trident/Responsible Sourcing Scheme, who will also make a presentation on the RSS, with Steve Carter from Fleurie Nurseries and Neil Bragg.
The Four Oaks micro-site on HortWeek site is now live.
6 September
10am: Biopesticides: Ant Surrage, Fargro
11am: Discussing sustainable growing solutions: Grow, nurture, protect your future – ICL
12 noon: Responsible Sourcing Scheme with Steve Harper, Steve Carter and Neil Bragg.
12.45pm: Sustainability in Horticulture with chair Matthew Appleby, HortWeek editor; Tammy Woodhouse from GCA/Millbrook, Dave Denny of the HTA, Vicky Nuttall from GIMA and Steve Harper from Southern Trident/Responsible Sourcing Scheme.
2pm: APHA/Defra on handling a non native pest outbreak in garden centres/nurseries with Derek McCann, Paul Bratby, Helen Long and Natalie Vallone.
3pm: Plant Healthy - Alastair Yeomans
7 September
11am: Horticulture workers Rachael Forsyth of HortWeek with Perennial's Helen Waddington
12.30pm: Planting for a sustainable future: Chair Clare Matterson CBE, new RHS director general with John Huibers of Tamar Nurseries, Stefano Sogni of Zelari and garden designer Ruth Willmott.
2pm: Encouraging more people into horticulture with YPHA, Boyd Douglas-Davies (British Garden Centres/HTA), Helen Sessions (CIOH) and Sarah Want (MorePeople).
