Midsummer means socialising, dancing around the maypole, music, pickled herring and strawberry cake. But also the most Swedish tradition of them all: flower wreaths! Honestly, we will never get tired of it.
Easter symbolises new beginnings. The fresh green landscape, bursting with blooms, reminds us of this and fills us with energy. What better way to share that renewed energy with your customers than through a beautiful Easter bouquet?
The day of love is coming up again, which means that people are looking for the most beautiful bouquets to give to their loved ones. Of course, like every year we provide a wide range of roses in colours from powdery pastel to fiery red, but how nice is it to do something different to surprise your customers?
We all know that flowers bring joy, but do your customers also know the positive impact a bouquet of happiness can have on our well-being ? Convince everyone of the power of flowers with these 3 reasons.
While the classic red Hippeastrum is, of course, indispensable in December, there are many other beautiful flowers that are perfect for this time of year.
Looking for the absolutely perfect way to announce that autumn has arrived? The colourful disbudded chrysanthemum is a great remedy for a gloomy day.
Lush cut hydrangeas in antique and dark colours make for a perfect match with the autumn vibes. The hydrangea is the ideal base flower for a bouquet, but also looks gorgeous as a single flower in a vase. It’s a tough flower that will provide your customers with plenty of flower fun.
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.
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.
It's very unexpected to see a member of the onion family grow into a spectacular blooming ball of tiny flowers! Still, this ornamental onion, or Allium, will make you happy.
