Ation: Reducing Operational Costs in Greenhouses

Managing a greenhouse is expensive, with labor being the biggest cost. While cutting expenses drastically isn’t always an option, optimizing labor efficiency can boost profitability. The problem? Many growers fail to spot inefficiencies in their operations. Small task delays, misallocated roles, and poor performance tracking quickly add up to wasted labor. However, a data-driven approach […]

Windsor Framework Fails to Solve UK Plant Trade Problems

The Windsor Framework was meant to smooth trade between Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (NI), but for plant lovers and online retailers, it’s been more of a thorn than a solution. While garden centres benefit from relaxed rules, online plant sales remain tangled in red tape. Florists, horticulturists, and growers in NI still struggle […]

EU Relations Minister Addressed UK-EU Post-Brexit Trade Reset

In a significant development, the United Kingdom and the European Union are poised for a UK-EU reset in their trade relationship. This comes as both parties prepare for an EU-UK Summit scheduled for the first half of 2025. The reset aims to address challenges that have emerged since Brexit and improve economic ties between the two […]

Horticulture Sector Drives the UK Towards Peat-Free Gardening

As a result of the legislative delays, the Somerset Wildlife Trust urged the UK Government to fulfil its promise to ban the sale of peat. Together with them, a coalition of expert organisations has come together to guide gardeners in successfully using peat-free compost. This initiative aims to accelerate the UK’s transition away from peat […]

Klümpen Roses: New Magnificent Varieties for 2025

The latest collection from Klümpen Roses features a diverse range of varieties, each meticulously bred for unique characteristics, vibrant colours, and exceptional fragrance. Among the highlights are: © Tender Love © Middleton Discover all varieties in the Klümpen Roses 2025 catalogue. Beneficial Insects and Hibernation at Klumpen Roses Klümpen Roses is committed to ecological practices. […]

Wans Roses Introduced New Rose Varieties for 2025

Wans Roses is a specialist for roses with particularly special flower shapes and blossom colours. Their impressive assortment includes roses with the shape of the English garden rose, scented wedding roses and roses with exceptional blossom colours. The newest varieties introduced for 2025 include the following roses: Bridgerton, Paradise Beach, Parfum Blanche!, Snow Diamond and […]

Evanthia’s Campanula Big Ben for Campanulove

The Campanula Big Ben series stands out for its striking combination of size, colour, and versatility, making it a showstopper in the world of bellflowers. True to its name, the Big Ben series offers larger-than-life bell-shaped flowers compared to traditional Campanulas. These oversized blooms create a bold, eye-catching display, perfect for making a statement floral […]

What is “Campanulove” That Everyone is Talking About?

Campanulove is a collective initiative dedicated to promoting Campanula, a charming flower, commonly known as bellflowers. With a focus on increasing awareness and market reach, Campanulove brings together passionate growers, breeders, and traders. This promotion aims to ensure these long-lasting flowers are introduced worldwide as available all year round. A Unified Effort in Spreading Campanulove […]

Ecuador’s Floriculture Adapts: Weather, Trends, and Market Shifts

Floriculture in Ecuador is heavily influenced by climate conditions, which significantly impact market prices and availability. As seen in previous years, seasonal changes play a crucial role in determining supply and demand. This year, shifting weather patterns led to unexpected fluctuations in floriculture, affecting both florists and end consumers. Valentine’s Season and Shifting Market Trends […]

Kenya Rises as Third in the Global Flower Trade Transported by Air

Kenya is now the third-largest flower exporter in the global air transported flower trade, according to International Air Transport Association (IATA). Ethiopia follows closely, ranking fourth. This shift highlights Kenya’s growing role in international flower trade. Between 2003 and 2024, the global flower trade grew significantly. In 2003, the industry was worth $852 million. By […]