Soft like a cloud and available in various colours. The possibilities of styling the Gypsophila are endless, it looks cute within every bouquet or arrangement. Besides, the flower tells a story, which makes it the perfect flower in every decoration.
OK Plant strives to be a trendsetting grower of green and flowering plants and wants to meet customer expectations. They go to the extremes; for instance, they combine plants with in-house developed decorative pots to match the latest home and decoration trends.
A cheerful groundcover, happy potted plant or flowering houseplant: the Campanula is perfect for just about everything. Time to get to know this lovely plant!
When it comes to sun worshippers, Osteospermum, also known as African Daisy or Cape Daisy, absolutely takes the cake.
The chocolate Easter eggs and bunnies are already out in full force in stores, and there’s plenty of decorative items available to make your Easter a success. From happy egg cups to plastic baby chicks, colourful garlands and flowery tablecloths, the choice is almost overwhelming.
Don't worry, enjoying nature and a nostalgic garden are not at odds with the future and technological developments. We are embracing a trend here that is dominated simultaneously by the awakening of nature and modern innovations.
There are various stories about how anemones got their name. One of them goes back to an ancient Greek legend involving a nymph named Anemona at the court of the goddess Flora.
Pligt Professionals, the growers of Dolc'Amore, offer a broad range of products year-round: from an opulence of roses and real begonia flower bombs to autumn's crowning glory: Princettia. All these gems promise enrichment in anyone's interior and are available in large volumes.
The people at Vreugdenhil Bulbs & Plants are pleased to put their most popular African Breeze article, Ornithogalum dubium, in the spotlight. This is an orange flowering pot plant that they produce in a 10.5 cm growing pot.
The cherry blossom festival - hanami matsuri - is an ancient tradition in Japan. Blossoms represent new beginnings and the Japanese celebrate this when the cherry trees are in bloom. In Japan, these flowering cherry trees (Prunus sakura) symbolise the things in life that we cannot control ourselves. Weather conditions have an influence on how long the blossom lasts; similarly, fate determines the blossom period of a person’s life. For this reason, it is important to fully enjoy this spectacular flowering period while it lasts.
