Have you heard? Not only people and animals communicate with each other, plants also have a lot to say. We won't easily catch them talking for hours about holidays, the latest gossip and the weather, but they communicate in their own way. Plants are real chatterboxes, and if you listen carefully you might be able to understand them.
We travel to faraway places to enjoy the freedom we experience as world citizens. Leave abundance and all that you have behind and pursue pure experiences. We travel consciously, embracing a minimalist lifestyle where we focus on one thing at a time.
Time to put one of our growers in the spotlight, this time Ammerlaan The Green Innovator.
Majestic and impressive: what better way to describe the Gladiolus? This 'hero' shoots upward like a rocket from where it shows off a wide range of colours from late spring until well into autumn.
For more than 25 years, the Duyvesteyn Plants nursery has specialised in the cultivation of various green plants perfect for interior planting. Delivering top quality plants is their main concern, with a large assortment ranging from a Dracaena to a Yucca, Polycias and Beaucarnea.
It’s sometimes hard to imagine that Mother Nature created something so stunning, and yet it really exists. Brightly coloured bracts growing from the heart of the plant in the shape of a star or a flame arising from the fire. We are talking about bromeliads, of course. And luckily for us, these fascinating plants are available to us all year round.
Small flowers with a big impact, that's the Chrysanthemum Santini. Thanks to its compact size, long shelf life and full flower head, this Chrysanthemum is a great addition in a bouquet.
When you say jungle, you say palm! And the Howea happens to be the perfect companion to create an indoor jungle in almost any space. With this plant, you are in the right place for a tropical oasis indoors.
What started as an innocent passion for succulents grew into a professional family business in 2005: Amigo Plant. Today, the van Langen family's company spans over 20 hectares and has various locations in Heerhugowaard and Portugal with Echeveria, Crassula, Haworthia, Aloe, and Peperomia.
Besides being a beautiful decorative plant, the Dianthus also has a rich history, especially when it comes to its many names. These names reveal a deeper symbolism and give us a glimpse back in time. Will you join us on a journey into the past?
