Every year, autumn is the busiest season for our purchaser Sybren. From August till October, he spends four days a week in Germany. He visits growers there to find the perfect plants for our customers. Find out what Sybren does during his work days in this blog.
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.
Who wouldn't love to have a lush flower garden like the ones designed by landscape architect Piet Oudolf? But green fingers aren't a prerequisite to having a wonderful, flower-filled garden: planting a bag of flower bulbs is easy.
Red berries in the fall and winter, green berries in the spring and scented flowers in the summer.
Flowers aren’t necessarily horrifying, but they can definitely have a scary look and add colour to any Halloween decoration.
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.
