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The industry reflects on Mother's Day

NL: "High prices for just about everything that goes in a vase"

"Our turnover for Mother's Day this year was roughly equal to last year," says Theo de Mooij of Hoven & de Mooij. "Prices were high, for just about…

Paul Mwangi, Zedgee Ltd

Extreme rainfall impacts Kenyan flower production

"Weather conditions have a significant impact on our outdoor flower cultivation. Any type of extreme weather, whether it's drought or rain, affects the…

Bob van Vianen and Robin de Vos

Holex China pioneers with Chinese trade in the Middle East

That bouquet of roses consumers purchase no matter where they are in the world originates from Europe, Africa, or South America, oftentimes. Yet,…

Brexit border IT outages delay import of perishable items to UK by up to 20 hours

Lorries carrying perishable food and plants from the EU are being held for up to 20 hours at the UK's busiest Brexit border post as failures with the…

NL: Growing duckweed at bulb grower for major research project

A consortium of five colleges – Aeres University of Applied Sciences, HAS green academy, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, Inholland…

Delphy partners up with GTC+

"The horticultural chain undergoes constant change, with legislation, regulations, and market forces imposing increasingly stringent sustainability requirements on…

July 3 and 4, Cambridge

UK: Hort Science Live 2024 will explore peat-free growing

A dive into peat-free growing – via a series of new trials, ICL Hort Science Live (HSL 2024) will explore the latest technologies and management…

The benefits of ETFE material for enhanced greenhouse performance

Widely used in Japan for decades but with little use in the United States, Ethelyne Tetrafluoroethelyne (ETFE) is a fluoropolymer that is increasingly…

Special Crop Protection

Embracing a chemical-free future with digital IPM

Throughout history, agriculture has battled crop threats, from ancient locust plagues to modern-day greenhouse viruses. As we continue cultivating…

Hong Kongers buy flowers on mainland for Mother's Day

Many residents in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) have chosen to buy flowers for the Mother's Day in the mainland city of Shenzhen this…

The South American country supplying Mother's Day flowers

Every May, millions of flowers make their way to mums across the US for Mother's Day, and the majority come from one nation. So, where do these flowers…

Priva partners with UC Davis to support CEA certificate program

Priva is collaborating with the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) to sponsor the UC Davis CEA Professional Concentration Program. The UC Davis…

spectral-filtering solar modules validated at Delphy:

"Our modules generated 9.5 hours at peak power"

A sunny day, fresh pepper plants, and spectral-filtering solar modules. With those ingredients, the team at Voltiris, gained several insight on the…

Headlines from

photo report: Global Tomato Conference

"Stop with promotions, consumers are willing to pay for tomatoes"

Does taste matter? If you ask this question to a speaker at the Global Tomato Congress, the answer is quite predictable. The answer is 'yes,' often…

UK: Horticulture family crowned Master Growers at RHS Malvern Spring show

A Worcester plant nursery has become the first in the county to be been granted a coveted and prestigious award. Grafton Nursery was awarded the title…

US nursery identifies "Flower Walking" as a rising gardening trend

"Touching grass is so 2023. The latest in alfresco trends is "flower walking," enjoying tiptoeing through springy, textured, fragrant, and sometimes…

NL: Daniël Mes (European Commission) visits a participant of the Trias Geothermal Network

In cooperation with the Dutch associations NVDE, Geothermie Nederland and HVC, KP Holland received a visit from the European Commission on Monday, May…

Director-General sets out several reasons for enhanced and coordinated work to protect plant health at International Day of Plant Health (IDPH) event

FAO Director-General QU Dongyu today called for stepped up efforts to protect plant health, underlining that "safeguarding the health of plants means…