Hunters
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Follow your favourite Hunter, witness their adventures, and be amongst the very first to see and order newly ‘hunted’ products on the Hunter-tool.
Follow your favourite Hunter, witness their adventures, and be amongst the very first to see and order newly ‘hunted’ products on the Hunter-tool.
Sometimes you look at a plant and think: there’s no way nature came up with a design like this.
In this blog we put not just one, but three growers in the December spotlight. All with their own assortment, perfect for during the December month: from the widely known chamber pines and the Christmas classic Poinsettia to coloured Echeverias. Let’s take a look at these growers' Christmas items.
The most solemn month of the year is festooned with sober elegance. We create and surround ourselves with still lifes, characterised by clean lines and simplicity, and beautiful, lush floral arrangements.
The mistletoe is essential in many Christmas carols and Christmas scenes in movies. Both Harry Potter from the famous film series and Patrick Bateman from American Psycho enjoy romantic encounters on the movie screen thanks to this plant.
Santa Claus, a big red and white stocking on the fireplace, a pine tree covered in lights and balls, and Ilex arrangements – all Christmas classics! Did you know that the Ilex, also known as holly, has been a Christmas symbol for ages? Even longer than Santa himself!
Opti-flor's orchids are surrounded by the best care, attention and craftsmanship during cultivation. The aim is to produce plants of perfect quality and exclusive character. Opti-flor exists for over 90 years and has a continuous drive to innovate, with creativity at the top of the list.
Before we know it, December will be here again and homes are bathed in a warm glow of festive lights and colourful decorations. But before the traditional Christmas tree with red baubles is brought out, this year’s Christmas trends are worth taking a different tack this holiday season.
Christmas tree, lights, a few reindeer and lots and lots of ornaments. There are a few things you simply must have around the holidays, and the hippeastrum is one of them.
What would Christmas be without a Christmas tree? Nothing! What kind of tree will you put up in your shop this year? Are you going for the traditional fir tree decorated with baubles, or will you take a completely different approach with a colourful eye-catcher?