Those working in the industry have been hitting out at Bord na Móna.
It's feared peat shortages will lead to thousands of jobs losses in the horticulture industry.
Nursery owners say Bord na Móna - the main supplier of horticultural peat in Ireland - had assured them enough supply had been stockpiled for the next growing season.
However, it's now emerged there will be no peat available for the domestic market from March - with the semi-state company exporting the product instead and suspicion that large stocks are also being earmarked for power generation in Edenderry Power Station.
Billy Kelly from Kelly's Nursery in Streamstown says Bord na Móna has misled the entire industry.
Offaly Man Reflects On Meeting Brad Pitt In the 90's
Laois Soccer Club Marks 60th Anniversary with 12 Hour Football Marathon
Glow In The Dark Sliotar Wins Student Enterprise Finals
Tanaiste Congratulates Laois School On Robotics Award
Bike Week Kicks Off In Laois Tomorrow
Two Men Jailed After Brutal Attack On Vulnerable Midlands Resident
Rose Of Tralee To Lead Darkness Into Light Walk In Laois Town
Midlands Actor Cast As John Lennon In New BBC Beatles Drama
Irish Rail To Provide Extra Services For Leinster Football Final
SIPTU Members At Offaly Sterilisation Plant To Take Strike Action
Laois County Council Seeking New Funding For STEM Officer Role
Longford-Westmeath TD Welcomes New IDA Facility
Retired Postal Workers Stage Nationwide Protests Over Pension Disputes
Laois Rental Homes Issued Improvement Notices Following Inspections
IDA Commits To State-Of-The-Art Midlands Development
Medical Card Holders Cut Off From Dental Care
Plans For New Café Lodged In Westmeath
Two Ryanair Passengers Jailed And Fined €10k for Disruptive Behaviour
Communication And Safety Highlighted At National Older Peoples Convention
Midlands MEP Backs National Charity Run For Dementia