The Hillenraad100 is the annual ranking of the hundred most prominent companies in the horticulture sector. Only one per cent of businesses in the Dutch horticulture sector make it into the Hillenraad100.
Drama, glamour, and luxury with a touch of extravagance. The colours are intensely saturated and the flowers bold, hinting at a baroque period of times past set in a contemporary state of mind.
Every year we celebrate Christmas on a grand scale with gifts, the big dinner and that age-old tradition: the Christmas tree. The tree most commonly used for this is a conifer*. We call this special plant 'a Christmas tree' but it can actually be any one of many different kinds.
It’s time to get your shop ready for those wonderful days of Christmas, and what better way to do this than with some Christmas arrangements? We have a broad collection in many different styles.
Christmas is coming, and with it good food, cosiness, and beautiful decorations. Like Christmas trees and ready-made arrangements, but you can also get creative and make some yourself!
This month's Favourites. A new unique collection of plants and pot plant arrangements is perfect to create an atmospheric ambiance.
It’s easy to go for the classic flowers and styling around Christmas time- there’s a reason why they’re classics! Christmas without a poinsettia just seems wrong. But this year, perhaps you can combine some known favourites with some new holiday elements. We made a list of five Christmas 2019 trends to help inspire your styling ideas!
Vreugdenhil Bulbs & Plants is a potted plant and bulbs nursery with 3 locations around Westland. The company was founded in 1938 by Jochem Vreugdenhil Sr. Currently, the nursery is run by his grandson Jochem Vreugdenhil and has grown into one of the largest nurseries of its kind.
Our Planthunters went exploring during the Trade Fair Aalsmeer and scouted the newest and most unique plants and flowers just for you! Check the Trade Fair 2019 highlights here.
It’s still a spectacular sight: a plant that blooms right when most other garden plants get ready for their winter sleep. The Helleborus (also known as Christmas rose) cheers up the garden with his dark green leaves and big flowers.
