Strange shapes and a specific taste for insects- these plants are true meat eaters. With their colourful and curious looks, they attract spiders and insects only to catch and eat them to satisfy their hunger.
During the fall, you can often find our Hunters travelling around Germany. Thanks to our local presence in producing areas, like the calluna growing regions as well as other regions, we can serve our customers in the best way possible.
‘Tis the season! Calluna season, that is. With its many beautiful and varied cultivars, calluna is everyone’s favourite flowering evergreen. Time to get to know this hardy, inspiring and storied plant.
Just like Noviflora, Ovata has a strong focus on sustainability. Their green efforts show clearly in the environmentally-friendly way in which the succulents are grown (MPS-A) and the sustainable packaging. The seed starter pots are made from 100% recycled materials and the tray is made from fully recyclable FSC-certified cardboard. These succulents are all about sustainability!
It’s all in the name. At Ammerlaan - The Green Innovator, everything revolves around being green. Green with their huge assortment – anything from alocasias to bromeliads and everything in between and beyond- but also green and innovative in the way they handle their business. In 2010, Ammerlaan was the very first floriculture company in the Netherlands to work with geothermal energy. Noviflora spoke with Dennis Smits about the company’s sustainable ambitions.
A colourful eye-catcher, this ultimate autumn flowering plant: always colourful and smothered in blooms. For patio, balcony or garden. Success guaranteed.
“Noviflora wants to do more than just supply plants and flowers. Our mission is to help our customers to capitalize on green,” explains marketing manager Gabrielle Fabbro. How is the company applying the Green Agenda to achieve this goal?
We see them everywhere on Instagram these days: smudge sticks! Of course, this trend goes way back, to a time far before the digital trend bubble. Smudge sticks are bundles of dried flowers and spices, and find their roots in Native American traditions. During the smudging ceremony, the bundle is lit and the resulting smoke is said to cleanse and purify spaces, objects and people, getting rid of any negative energies. The positive effects of smudging are well-known amongst many indigenous cultures.
