Dümmen Orange has won a court case in China regarding the protection of a rose variety.
2025-09-17 00:00
On May 23, 2025, the People's Court in China (Kunming Intermediate People's Court of Yunnan Province) ruled in favor of Dümmen Orange in a case against a Chinese company regarding the unauthorized cultivation and commercialization of Dümmen Orange's Sweet Avalanche+ rose variety.
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"In branża kwiatowa, opakowanie to nie tylko ostatni szlif, ale też część historii. Od producenta do konsumenta, opakowanie zapewnia, że kwiaty są pięknie prezentowane i dobrze chronione podczas transportu. Od dziesięcioleci firma Koen Pack buduje swoją reputację na niezawodności, projekcie i zdolnościach..."
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Dümmen Orange has shared its achievements at the 2025 Society of American Florists (SAF) Outstanding Varieties Competition in Phoenix, Arizona. The garden rose Moon Dream+ received both Best in Class and a Blue Ribbon, while Coral Dream was awarded a Red Ribbon. Dümmen Orange's client, Green
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"Innowacja ma wartość tylko wtedy, gdy jest obroniona."
2025-09-16 00:00
"CEA companies często skupiają się na tworzeniu innowacyjnych rozwiązań, ale nie myślą o ochronie tych innowacji aż do momentu, gdy jest już za późno" - mówi Bree Vculek, współpracownik w Biotechnologii i Praktyce Chemicznej w firmie Sterne Kessler. "Siła innowacji tkwi w tym, jak dobrze jest ona zastosowana i uchwycona. Wczesne..."
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EN: 100 kilos of cocaine found among the flowers at Aalsmeer auction
2025-09-15 00:00
A rather unusual pallet of flowers caused quite a stir on Monday, September 8, at the auction grounds in Aalsmeer, the Netherlands, leading to an investigation by the police. "The pallet of flowers appeared suspicious," a police spokesperson informed NH Nieuws. When customs officers collaborated with the
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Peat-reduced substrate solutions for tomorrow’s horticulture
2025-09-15 00:00
As the international horticultural industry shifts towards more sustainable and eco-friendly practices, Klasmann-Deilmann remains dedicated to developing advanced substrate solutions. One key area of focus is on peat-reduced growing media for young vegetable plants, with a particular emphasis on block substrates that combine...
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Antonio Martínez is a prominent figure in Spain's professional floral art industry. He serves as the Vice President of Fleurop Interflora Spain, is the technical and creative organizer of the Mejor Artesano Florista (MAF) competition, and is a member of the Interflora Training Group (GFI). His career has been characterized by a
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Antonio Martínez is a prominent figure in Spain's professional floral art industry. He serves as the Vice President of Fleurop Interflora Spain, plays a key role as the technical and creative organizer of the Mejor Artesano Florista (MAF) competition, and is a member of the Interflora Training Group (GFI). His career has been characterized by a passion for floral artistry and dedication to the craft.
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"What the florist sells, matters"
2025-09-12 00:00
W trzeciej części serii dotyczącej biologicznej ochrony roślin w Gerbera United, nacisk kładziony jest na rolę łańcucha dostaw i końcowego klienta. Wewnątrz szklarni walka z szkodnikami nie toczy się już za pomocą chemikaliów, lecz za pomocą naturalnych sojuszników: drobnych drapieżnych roztoczy, owadów i...
In the third part of the series on biological crop protection at Gerbera United, the spotlight shifts to the role of the supply chain and the end customer. Inside the greenhouse, the fight against pests is no longer waged with chemicals but with natural allies: tiny predatory mites, bugs, and... read more
In the third part of the series on biological crop protection at Gerbera United, the spotlight shifts to the role of the supply chain and the end customer. Inside the greenhouse, the fight against pests is no longer waged with chemicals but with natural allies: tiny predatory mites, bugs, and... read more
US: A new bill has been introduced to the Senate to support the growth of American-produced fruits and vegetables.
2025-09-11 00:00
U.S. Senator Angus King (I-ME), together with Senators Dan Sullivan (R-AK), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), and Adam Schiff (D-CA), has introduced bipartisan legislation to prioritize domestic horticulturists and farmers, and strengthen the American floral industry. The American Grown Act would require the
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More than 10 million new buckets available for sale annually.
2025-09-10 00:00
Over 530 million cut flowers pass through Veiling Rhein-Maas each year. At the heart of this impressive figure is a seemingly simple yet essential detail: a clean bucket. Maintaining high levels of hygiene ensures that the flowers stay fresh and the processes remain reliable. For over 25 years, the auction has depended on this system.
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Zaskoczenie spadkiem cen kwiatów podczas festiwalu Onam w Indiach
2025-09-10 00:00
In an unusual occurrence, the abundant supply of flowers has caused wholesale rates to plummet by nearly one-third compared to last week, despite the ongoing Onam festive season. While this price drop has been beneficial for buyers, wholesale sellers have reported difficulties in covering their costs. "The decrease in prices is a result of increased production."
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62-acre high-tech greenhouse opportunity in Tehachapi, California
2025-09-09 00:00
A unique chance to purchase a modern 62-acre greenhouse facility designed specifically for deepwater lettuce and high-wire vine crop production. Skip the 18-24 months needed for construction and permits. This is one of the few fully equipped, large-scale greenhouse properties currently on the market in the U.S.
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Z Holandii do Zachodniej Kanady
2025-09-09 00:00
If you have experience farming in Western Canada, you are familiar with the challenge. In many areas of the region, sandy soils make it hard for nutrients to remain in the places where crops require them the most, leading farmers to seek improved solutions. This is where liquid fertilizers can play a crucial role. They can easily travel and distribute nutrients efficiently, addressing this challenge.
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Mersin is the country's leader in greenhouse production, producing large quantities of fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants. The Mediterranean Region, where greenhouse farming is most prevalent due to its favorable climate, is a prominent example of a regional economy fueled by greenhouse production.
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Dümmen Orange partners with customers during SAIL Amsterdam.
2025-09-04 00:00
Dümmen Orange hosted customers and growers during the SAIL Amsterdam event. On Thursday, they welcomed their guests on board the tall ship Atlantis for two sailing trips through the Amsterdam waters. The first trip departed from the Westhavens in the morning, bringing together various cut flowers.
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GCA has launched a new course dedicated to herbaceous plants.
2025-09-03 00:00
The Garden Centre Association (GCA) and Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) members can now access the latest GCA Garden Retail Online Workshops (GROW) course and this time it's designed to help their plant area teams. The Herbaceous Plants course is the 97th workshop to be added to the GCA's…
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New VP of Sales appointed for lighting company
2025-09-03 00:00
Ryley Leech has recently been appointed as the new Vice President of Sales at JumpLights®. Leech comes to JumpLights from Dove Robotics, where he held the position of Vice President and was responsible for spearheading commercialization, business, and partnership strategies. Prior to his role at Dove Robotics, Leech was engaged in Global Business Development at Fluence.
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Mr. Plant Geek is set to participate in Iberflora 2025, stating that "Crop marketing can be as creative as fashion."
2025-09-02 00:00
Michael Perry, also known as Mr. Plant Geek, has become a highly influential figure in the gardening and plant communication world on an international scale. Recognized as one of the "20 most influential horticulturists" by The Sunday Times, he has dedicated years to bridging the gap between the plant world and new audiences through his work.
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Syd St. John has been farming intermittently since the age of 16. They began in 2018 by growing microgreens and tomatoes in a greenhouse at an urban farm in Detroit, and continued farming after relocating to Franklin County in 2020. Upon moving, they worked at Red Fire Farm.
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