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Why cold-greenhouse roses are the perfect choice for wedding season

For florists who value quality and responsibility, cold-greenhouse roses are an excellent choice. Grown without artificial lighting or excessive heating, these roses follow the natural rhythm of the seasons, resulting in strong plants, a low carbon footprint, and blooms full of character.

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Montana Lisianthus: Sustainability as Second Nature

Lisianthus cultivation is known as one of the most energy-intensive crops within the ornamental horticulture sector. However… did you know that significant progress is being made? Increasingly, growers such as Montana Lisianthus are taking substantial steps toward a more sustainable future. Not only by applying innovative techniques, but also by drawing intelligent inspiration from nature.

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Empowering communities by Marginpar: A sustainable approach

For years, the Marginpar Group has been supporting communities around their flower farms. It’s where most of their employees, and their families, live. From the group’s core values, Marginpar believes that people are the backbone of the organisation, and the backbone of the community.

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Clean Energy Project by Berg RoseS

With this video we are highlighting the 𝗖𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗘𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗴𝘆 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 by Berg RoseS.

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Sustainable flower growing in Africa: Trust through certification

It's everywhere: ‘sustainability’. A hot topic that excites some and overwhelms others. It’s broad, complex, yet undeniably important. There is a clear need for more knowledge about sustainability. What can we do to address this? First and foremost, it’s essential to share more information, engage in discussions, and provide clear examples that both florists and consumers can use. Fortunately, this is happening more and more. Additionally, it’s important to break down the complex concept of sustainability into manageable pieces. By fitting these puzzle pieces together, we can eventually form the full picture.

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Milestone towards 100% certified sustainable ornamental plant cultivation

Clarity for small-scale growers and clear sustainability requirements for all growers. With the launch of a certification scheme for small-scale growers from the Floriculture Sustainability Initiative (FSI) and with clear sustainability requirements for certification, the final step has now been taken towards 100% FSI-compliance for all growers. Earlier, leading growers and buyers together with Royal FloraHolland (RFH) agreed on 100% sustainability certification with an established roadmap. Meanwhile, about three quarters of the sales traded through the RFH platform are certified.

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Product of the Future: Innovation at Vlasveld Groentechnieken

In Boskoop lies a pearl of innovation and sustainability: Vlasveld Groentechnieken. This progressive nursery, specialising in skimmia flowers, cut hydrangea, eucalyptus and Christmas greens, proves that sustainable business is not only necessary, but can also be successful. With their almost entirely organic approach, they set a great example for the ornamental plant cultivation sector.

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Unsprayed and residue-free

Preparations for Advent and Christmas are in full swing and that means plenty of greenery at Andromeda.

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FSI board adopts scheme for small-scale grower certification

The development of the small-scale grower scheme has made significant progress over the past summer. During the summer, a revised scheme, proposed by a working group consisting of FSI, GLOBALG.A.P., MPS, and Royal FloraHolland, was presented to growers. Thanks to the input from this group, adjust...

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The False Codling Moth: An unwanted stowaway

The African codling moth, or False Codling Moth (FCM), is nothing new. If you ask Google, you will already find posts from 2016 on the first page of your results. So why is there now this fuss around this seemingly harmless little moth again? And who or what is this codling moth now?

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Chrysal is committed to a zero impact flower industry

At a time when sustainability is playing an increasingly important role, Chrysal, as the market leader in flower nutrition, is ready to set the bar high. The company is committed to contributing to a more beautiful and sustainable world by working towards a climate-neutral flower industry with their program Chrysal Cares.

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