With 20 hectares of production space, Marjoland is the largest rose nursery in the Netherlands. The company grows nine exclusive large-flowered rose varieties, including the well-known Red Naomi and their four new acquisitions: Nayeli, Bellini, Delphine and Mariola.
Explore the world of Plant World, the place to discover strong, unique tropical houseplants, Hydrangea and hardy palms. You can regularly expect new varieties and innovative concepts from this nursery, born from the cooperation between Van der Arend Tropical Plantcenter, JoGrow and Smit Kwekerijen.
Cooler mornings usher in a new season. A season of faith and peaceful silence that leads us to seek contemplation and escape reality. Memories of summer blossoms meet playful imagination on fluffy, round clouds.
Tattoos are thousands of years old. Even in prehistoric times, people walked around with tattoos and decorations on the body have also been found on mummies of the ancient Egyptians. They are often used as decoration, but because of religious beliefs or for identification as well.
Flowers and plants often appear in fairy tales because of their magical appearance, and this is also the case with the Vanda. In the Philippines, where this orchid originates, there is a folk tale inspired by this unique flower.
As part of a floral arrangement, bouquet, decorations, or flying solo in a vase. You can find a suitable berry for every event or season. Some berries have shapes and colours you can hardly find anywhere else in nature, giving your arrangements that unique something extra.
The time has come for pink, blue and white hydrangeas to make way for the classic versions in green, red and brown hues. With their magical flower balls that swap their colours for antique and dark hues, these cut hydrangeas are a perfect fit for autumn and winter. They are the ideal basis for a bouquet, but also work really well as a single flower in a vase.
Ansu is a flower plant nursery located on Middenzwet in Wateringen, in the beautiful Westland region. ‘At Ansu, we cultivate with great passion and strive to bring the best quality to the market.’
The name says it all: the genus name Anthurium is derived from the Greek ‘Anthos’ and ‘Oura’. The literal translation of this is ‘flowering tail’. The name is appropriate because of the flowering manner.
The Edelman family has been dealing with cactuses since 1945. What initially started as a hobby soon developed into a full-blown business. By now, Edelcactus has been based in Amstelveen since 1995.
