Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003

This work consists of two studies. One is based on an inquiery to nurseries with production of woody plants, and the other on visits to gardencenters, primarily in Skåne but also in Stockholm. Inquieries where sent to 87 nurseries, 48 of them replied. The purpous of the inquiery was to make a tho...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Mattsson, Chatarina, Pettersson, Anna-Maria
Format: Otro
Language:Swedish
Swedish
Published: 2007
Subjects:
Online Access:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12448/
_version_ 1855572065063534592
author Mattsson, Chatarina
Pettersson, Anna-Maria
author_browse Mattsson, Chatarina
Pettersson, Anna-Maria
author_facet Mattsson, Chatarina
Pettersson, Anna-Maria
author_sort Mattsson, Chatarina
collection Epsilon Archive for Student Projects
description This work consists of two studies. One is based on an inquiery to nurseries with production of woody plants, and the other on visits to gardencenters, primarily in Skåne but also in Stockholm. Inquieries where sent to 87 nurseries, 48 of them replied. The purpous of the inquiery was to make a thorough investigation of the ligneous production at the Swedish nurseries, what is produced and in what quantities. Within the inquiery was also a thorough look at the fruit tree production. This to be able to conclude what cultivars that are produced and how large part of that production that is certified according to the Swedish Board of Agriculture (SJV). All companies that deal with professional production and sales of nursery plants shall be register and approved by SJV to have a certified production. The companies then participate in a yearly controll that SJV stands for (2). The inquiery shows that the outdoor production mainly consists of hedge-, landscapeplants and ornamental shrubs grown in containers. The result also shows that that the production of solitary shrubs has increased in 2002 compared to 1999. 50% of the companies that produce fruit trees use 76- 100% certified, improved material and 35% of the companies use 76- 100% certfied root-stocks in their production. Nine gardencenters were visited in Skåne and three in Stockholm. The intention of the quality controll was to investigate the quality and the price of plants and if there was any difference between the gardencenters. The variety of fruittrees and roses was noted and a check was done to see if price and quality correlated. The investigation shows that there is a large variation in price and quality between different gardencenters. Furthermore the investigation shows that price and quality does not allways correlate. There are also a larger number of different varieties for sale in the nurseries than in the gardencenters. The litterature study describe the nurserybranch during the 20th century and the system of regulation that applies to Sweden concerning woody plants and how that system is adapted to EU.
format Otro
id RepoSLU12448
institution Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
language Swedish
swe
publishDate 2007
publishDateSort 2007
record_format eprints
spelling RepoSLU124482017-10-30T08:18:40Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12448/ Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003 Mattsson, Chatarina Pettersson, Anna-Maria Horticulture (until 121231) Plant genetics and breeding This work consists of two studies. One is based on an inquiery to nurseries with production of woody plants, and the other on visits to gardencenters, primarily in Skåne but also in Stockholm. Inquieries where sent to 87 nurseries, 48 of them replied. The purpous of the inquiery was to make a thorough investigation of the ligneous production at the Swedish nurseries, what is produced and in what quantities. Within the inquiery was also a thorough look at the fruit tree production. This to be able to conclude what cultivars that are produced and how large part of that production that is certified according to the Swedish Board of Agriculture (SJV). All companies that deal with professional production and sales of nursery plants shall be register and approved by SJV to have a certified production. The companies then participate in a yearly controll that SJV stands for (2). The inquiery shows that the outdoor production mainly consists of hedge-, landscapeplants and ornamental shrubs grown in containers. The result also shows that that the production of solitary shrubs has increased in 2002 compared to 1999. 50% of the companies that produce fruit trees use 76- 100% certified, improved material and 35% of the companies use 76- 100% certfied root-stocks in their production. Nine gardencenters were visited in Skåne and three in Stockholm. The intention of the quality controll was to investigate the quality and the price of plants and if there was any difference between the gardencenters. The variety of fruittrees and roses was noted and a check was done to see if price and quality correlated. The investigation shows that there is a large variation in price and quality between different gardencenters. Furthermore the investigation shows that price and quality does not allways correlate. There are also a larger number of different varieties for sale in the nurseries than in the gardencenters. The litterature study describe the nurserybranch during the 20th century and the system of regulation that applies to Sweden concerning woody plants and how that system is adapted to EU. Detta arbete innehåller två undersökningar. En är baserad på en enkätundersökning av plantskolor inriktade på vedartad produktion och en på besök på gardencenter främst i Skåne men även i Stockholm. Enkäter skickades ut till 87 plantskolor, varav 48 svarade. Syftet med enkätundersökningen var att göra en fördjupad undersökning av den vedartade produktionen hos de svenska plantskolorna, vad som produceras och i vilken mängd. I enkätundersökningen gjordes även en fördjupning med inriktning mot fruktträdsproduktionen. Detta för att få fram vilka sorter som produceras och hur stor del av produktionen som är certifierade enligt jordbruksverkets fastställda regler. Enkäten visar att produktionen på friland till största delen består av häck- och landskapsväxter samt av prydnadsbuskar i container. Det framgår att produktionen av solitärbuskar har ökat markant 2002 jämfört med 1999. Detta till skillnad mot rosorna som visar en vikande tendens. 50 % av företagen som har fruktträdsproduktion använder 76-100 % certifierat förädlingsmaterial och 35 % av företagen använder 76-100 % certifierade grundstammar i sin produktion. Nio gardencenter besöktes i Skåne och tre i Stockholm. Kvalitetsundersökningens syfte var att undersöka kvalitet och pris på plantorna och om det var stor skillnad mellan olika gardencenter. Utbudet av fruktträd och rosor noterades samt om pris och kvalitet följdes åt. Undersökningen visar att det är stor pris- och kvalitetsskillnad mellan olika gardencenter. Dessutom framgår att kvalitet och pris inte alltid följs åt. Det finns också ett större sortiment av fruktträd ute i plantskolorna än vad som är till försäljning hos gardencenter. I litteraturstudierna beskrivs plantskolenäringen under 1900-talet och det regleringssystem som råder inom Sverige för vedartade växter och hur det är anpassat till EU. 2007-04-16 Other NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12448/1/mattsson_c_pettersson_a_171030.pdf Mattsson, Chatarina and Pettersson, Anna-Maria, 2007. Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003. UNSPECIFIED, Alnarp. Alnarp: (NL, NJ) > Horticulture <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/ANSTI=3A1600.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-8378 swe
spellingShingle Horticulture (until 121231)
Plant genetics and breeding
Mattsson, Chatarina
Pettersson, Anna-Maria
Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title_full Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title_fullStr Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title_full_unstemmed Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title_short Svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
title_sort svensk plantskoleproduktion 2003
topic Horticulture (until 121231)
Plant genetics and breeding
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12448/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12448/