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Heritage, innovation, future...

At propgrowth we live by our three values, heritage, innovation and future. We strive to keep one eye on our heritage, using what we have learned and the latest, innovative technologies and applying them to improve our propagation methods for the future. 


We strive to produce the best plants for our customers whilst maintaining as little environmental impact as possible. We are constantly experimenting with new methods to ensure a bright future not just for us, but for the entire agricultural community.















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