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?
Natural living is a trend. Interior design has embraced plants and natural materials as home accessories, creating a friendly, cosy atmosphere. At Christmas, the poinsettia is already the star of the show, but this year we want to make it shine even brighter with our inspiration. Let’s take a look!
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VDE Plant in Woubrugge is a sustainable producer of plants that continuously innovates in the field of production and products. With their brand INTENZ they not only want to inspire the customer, but also inform them about everything that has to do with green. For them, green is not a trend, but a lifestyle that they have been committed to for 75 years.
Vilosa is a hypermodern and fully automated nursery with three locations in the Westland region. 'Growing Delight' as they say, because they grow potted plants that are a feast for the eyes with their colours and special shapes and have an easy character due to their strong quality.
When you think of autumn, you think of pumpkins. Inspired by these colourful fruits, florist Tiffany van Lenten rolled up her sleeves to create a decorative autumn arrangement.
It is a well-known fact that the moon affects the tides of the sea. But the idea that the moon affects the height of the groundwater and therefore the growth of plants is still a moot point.
Of course, we all know South Africa for its jungle safaris, the delicious wine and Cape Town. But did you know that South Africa has the most diverse plant and flower habitat in the world?
We find ourselves in a restful in-between period, withdrawing somewhat and allowing life to continue around us. At the same time, we are starting to contemplate the December holidays.
Red berries in the fall and winter, green berries in the spring and scented flowers in the summer.
