Giant Labubu made of roses captures attention in Dubai.
2025-06-13 00:00
Labubu fans, this is dedicated to you. A 1.7-meter-tall sculpture of Labubu recently made a surprise appearance at Mad Kicks' pop-up in Dubai Festival City Mall. It was crafted entirely from fresh, deep purple roses by Flowers.ae, the renowned floral designer known for their viral creations.
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Nasz system został zaprojektowany tak, aby integrować się praktycznie z każdym istniejącym systemem oświetlenia wielokanałowego.
2025-06-13 00:00
Crocus Labs has developed a lighting control system that transforms existing multichannel LED setups into adaptive lighting platforms. The Berlin-based company reports that the system is currently undergoing testing in research greenhouses, including trials involving lettuce, basil, blueberries, and strawberries.
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The University of Florida offers a course in nutrition management.
2025-06-12 00:00
A key to successful crop production is correctly managing fertilizers. Nutrient Management Level 1 is part of the award-winning Greenhouse Online Training program offered by the University of Florida IFAS Extension (UF). Join the over 1100 growers from around the world who have successfully completed it.
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Turkey is adding elegance to menus by incorporating edible flowers.
2025-06-10 00:00
Edible flowers cultivated in greenhouses in the southern province of Antalya are becoming a popular addition to the menus of luxury restaurants and five-star hotels across Turkey. Renowned for its robust agricultural industry, the city is now distinguished not just for its tropical fruits.
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Koppert and Amoéba have signed a distribution agreement for a crop protection solution.
2025-06-09 00:00
Koppert and Amoéba have signed a commercial agreement which focuses on the innovative biofungicide solution created by Amoéba and follows the recent approval of Amoéba's biocontrol active substance by the European Union Member States. The launch is expected in early 2026. A multi-crop.
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With his company specializing in Danish carts, Leo Schalkoort became a well-known figure across Europe. The newspaper AD published an in memoriam about the Dutch entrepreneur, featuring an interview with his brother Cees. In 1980, Leo founded a business focused on the export of plants and flowers, which eventually led to the introduction of Danish carts.
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The severe thunderstorms with hail that occurred over the past weekend have resulted in significant damage to horticultural businesses, especially in North Rhine-Westphalia. Preliminary estimates suggest that the total losses amount to a seven-figure sum. In the aftermath of the hail, broken glass can be seen among the tomatoes in the greenhouse.
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Dutch visionaries promote a new narrative on sustainable horticulture at GreenTech.
2025-06-06 00:00
During GreenTech in Amsterdam, a group of prominent figures in the horticulture industry will introduce the manifesto titled "The First Sustainable Generation: A Plea for a New Sustainability Narrative." The collective aims to use this manifesto to spark a wider discussion about what is needed to achieve sustainable practices in the industry.
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US: McHutchison hires new Director of Sales - Nursery
2025-06-04 00:00
McHutchison has hired Ken McVicker as its Director of Sales – Nursery. McVicker is a well-known figure in the nursery industry, where he has held key roles at both Van Essen Nursery and Woodburn Nursery, which was his most recent stop before joining McHutchison. His long-standing relationships
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Workers in Kenyan flower farms have been encouraged to report incidents of gender-based violence. Nancy Baraza, the chairperson of the Technical Working Group on Gender Based Violence including Femicide, stated that there are reports showing a significant occurrence of GBV in flower farms. She raised concerns that many of
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New study shows the disruption of genes in flowers.
2025-06-02 00:00
Kwiaty rosną w idealnym wzorze znowu i znowu, wytwarzając łodygi, liście i płatki. Nowe badanie przeprowadzone przez Uniwersytet Cornell pokazuje, że nawet w tej precyzyjnej, ułożonej formacji roślin, aktywność genów wewnątrz poszczególnych komórek jest o wiele bardziej chaotyczna, niż to wydaje się z zewnątrz. To odkrycie ma duże znaczenie.
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A fungus that aids in the absorption of nutrients by plants.
2025-06-02 00:00
Mycorrhizae, which have been around for longer than dinosaurs, don't receive much attention. These fungi have been aiding plants in their survival since the early days of plant life on land around 450 million years ago. Despite their ancient origins, mycorrhizae are often overlooked in modern agriculture, particularly in the sanitized environment of.
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The minute pirate bug as a defense against thrips
2025-06-02 00:00
Orius insidiosus, powszechnie znany jako minutka piracka, jest szybko poruszającym się, wysoce agresywnym drapieżnikiem ogólnym, znanym z efektywności w kontroli przędziorków i innych szkodników o miękkich ciałach. Według Anesii Jackson, przedstawicielki handlowej technicznej w BioBee USA, Orius stał się bardzo skutecznym...
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Talking trees powered by artificial intelligence (AI), drought-resistant crops, and sweet potatoes sprouting among flowers — the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show is embracing the future with an emphasis on innovation and climate change adaptation. Scheduled to run for five days from May 13 to May 19, the event will showcase a variety of groundbreaking ideas and solutions.
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APNI has entered into a partnership with the Ministry of Technical Education in Côte d'Ivoire.
2025-05-30 00:00
The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI), a Moroccan non-profit research and development organization, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with METFPA (Ministry of Technical Education, Vocational Training, and Apprenticeship) of Côte d'Ivoire to promote sustainable…
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How do we determine the true preferences of floral consumers? What impact does research have on shaping floral trends and effective marketing strategies? In this special episode of the Bloom Show Takeover below, they explore the significance of data in driving the floriculture sector. Guest host Dr. Melinda Knuth,
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"We would like to showcase to visitors the work we are doing and share the progress we have made at our trial site."
2025-05-28 00:00
The breeding company Agriom has been running its own trial garden in Limuru, Kenya for the last two years and will be making its first appearance at the IFTEX 2025 trade fair, where it will showcase a variety of its newest products. "During IFTEX, we aim to demonstrate to visitors the projects we are currently developing and highlight the progress we have made."
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A new hydrangea with impressive flower power made its first appearance at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025 – and it's suitable for all spaces, bringing elegance to a border or window box with little effort. Introduced this year, the Hydrangea Groundbreaker® Blush™ is the world's first genuine groundcover hydrangea.
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Seven candidates are competing for FleuroStar 2025.
2025-05-27 00:00
Which new variety will follow Dahlia coccinea Dalina® Maxi Starburst Pink from Florensis? This year, seven companies – Beekenkamp Plants, Dümmen Orange, Florensis, Selecta one, Suntory Flowers Europe, Syngenta Flowers, and Takii Europe – have submitted their most impressive novelties to participate.
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A fungus that aids in the absorption of nutrients by plants.
2025-05-27 00:00
Mycorrhizae, which have been around for even longer than dinosaurs, don't receive much attention. These fungi have been assisting plants in their survival since the early days of plant life on land about 450 million years ago. Despite their ancient importance, they are often overlooked in modern agriculture, particularly in the sanitized environment of...
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