Green, greener greenest dominated the interior and garden trends for years, but colours are making a comeback! The green oasis in the garden or the home now has room for bold flowers and peculiar plants. And which plant fits this description better than the hydrangea?
Get tropical with the Curcuma! This exotic plant is also known as the Siam Tulip, and we’ve selected the best specimens specifically for Finest, each with a minimum of four flowers.
Our 3-pack perennial plant mix is now available in 100% recyclable packaging. The tray is made from paper and the strap from recycled cardboard, making the tray completely biodegradable. Plus, grower Sander de Jong from Colour Your Garden has promised to donate €0,25 to the Plastic Soup Foundation for every tray sold. Let’s go green!
The Calla lily is mostly known for her coloured bracts, which you can find in pink, orange and red. We selected the prettiest blooming beauties with a minimum of 5 flowers for our Finest collection, available in our webshop now!
We recently added a new kind of order for the Phalaenopsis kolibri LESS PLASTIC. Where before you could only buy the plants in packs of 18, you can now order them in packs of 6. A far easier and more sustainable number.
We have a great addition to the current Finest Anthurium range, as pot size 9 cm is now also available!
As is the case with some people, there are also some flowers and plants that have it all: they are beautiful inside as well as outside. One plant that fully meets this description is the Magnolia.
Selections Phalaenopsis are available in different colours and sensational colour mixes at a competitive price.
We used to believe touching a primula obconica causes itching, but these days everybody knows it really doesn’t.
It’s still freezing outside, but we’re already getting hyped for spring. For anyone who doesn’t feel like waiting for the first bulbs to sprout, we suggest celebrating an early spring indoors. And what better plant to throw a spring party with than the most outgoing florals of the plant world: the Hydrangea.
