Selections Anthurium
The Selections Anthurium assortment consists of six cultivars, each in a different colour and available year round in pot size 12 cm: all with the best price per quality in the market.
The Selections Anthurium assortment consists of six cultivars, each in a different colour and available year round in pot size 12 cm: all with the best price per quality in the market.
Brightly coloured bromeliads are just the thing for an extra dose of energy during those dark winter months. Group bromeliads of different colours and varieties together with some foliage plants and beat those winter blahs.
Selections also offers Hedera featuring the best price/quality ratio in the market.
Winter is the season for amaryllises. That's when these winter flowers are so widely available in many different shapes and colours.
December 12 is Poinsettia Day. Although bright red poinsettias (also known as Christmas stars) are the most popular, they are actually available in a whole range of colours including apricot, maroon, creamy white, salmon, orange, pink and several other shades of red.
Today, hyacinths are so popular that it's hard to imagine these bulbs being so exclusive that only the wealthy could afford to buy them. So aren't we lucky? After all, their curly little florets add a nice bit of sparkle an colour to these gloomy months.
LZ Orchidee, known for their special Cascade Cymbidiums, is run by Leo and Trees Zwinkels. They are driven and enthusiastic growers, with growers’ blood running through their veins.
Elegant and luxurious, that’s the Ice Cascade Cymbidium. This exclusive plant owes its name to the lush 'cascade' of white flowers. A dazzling bloom to look forward to.
These days, life isn't all about tradition: roses don't have to be red, and violets aren't always blue. And if you thought green was the only colour for plants, think again because the latest thing is painted plants!
Every year we celebrate Christmas on a grand scale with gifts, the big dinner and that age-old tradition: the Christmas tree. The tree most commonly used for this is a conifer*. We call this special plant 'a Christmas tree' but it can actually be any one of many different kinds.