Love is in the air this February 14th. Boost its effects with this romantic punch, irresistably infused with rose petals. Here is a step-by-step guide to making the drink, a sweet and delicious hymn to love.
Artistic expressions rely on colours: they inspire creativity and infuse cold spaces with soul. Nostalgic pastels are a fundamental colour palette when it comes to interior design and art history. These colours indicate progress, while at the same time lending an aura of Scandinavian vintage to modern interiors.
Lilies can be used for a large variety of floral arrangements, from a simple wildflower bouquet to futuristic set design and meaningful housewarming gift. It’s well known for its role in funerals, but we’d like to highlight the happier side of this fascinating, colourful flower.
The foundations for Gebr. Valstar B.V. were laid in 1978 when founder Jac Valstar started growing plants in the Marantaceae family in Honselersdijk, the Netherlands. Four decades later, the company is the largest producer of this product group in the world. The company has premises in Maasland (head office) and Roosendaal.
Sentinel grows nine different varieties of Scindapsus and introduced a new variety in November 2021: Global Green. This variety is characterised by its stunning green colour and combines robustness with elegance.
A carefree new year because of our plants in glass. They are almost or completely self-sufficient, how convenient! Nowadays, there are many options, such as a terrarium and plants in water.
Green isn’t the most obvious colour when you think about cut flowers, but that doesn’t mean they are less pretty. There is something astonishing about a plain bouquet of natural green flowers.
A 90’s trend which has made its comeback and is certainly here to stay. The soft and shiny character of velvet fabric has made its impact on plants. A plant collection that nowadays cannot be missed thanks to its rich, deep shine, warm and luxurious appearance. With leaves which make it hard to resist yourself from touching them.
Kuivenhoven Poeldijk is the epitome of a family business. The Dutch nursery was established over 100 years ago, so now the fourth generation – Piet Kuivenhoven and his wife Carolien – is now in charge.
