Royal FloraHolland unveils rare peonies, waxflowers, and more on its trading clocks
Royal FloraHolland unveils rare peonies, waxflowers, and more on its trading clocks
Royal FloraHolland unveils rare peonies, waxflowers, and more on its trading clocks
Several new flower varieties have appeared on the clocks of Royal FloraHolland. The latest additions include peonies, waxflowers, agapanthus, catharanthus, and astilbe. These blooms are now available for trading at the market in Aalsmeer and other locations. Supreme Garden has introduced its peonies on the clock at Royal FloraHolland Aalsmeer. Pacific Floral has also added various waxflowers to the clocks across Royal FloraHolland’s trading floors.
V.O.F. Niesten now offers its Agapanthus Dr. Brouwer on the clock. Kwekerij Montis has listed Catharanthus Soirée® for traders to purchase. Additionally, Van Aert Flowers has made two astilbe varieties, Maggie Daley and Cattleya, available on the clocks. The new flower varieties expand the selection for buyers at Royal FloraHolland. Growers and traders can now access a wider range of blooms through the market’s clock system. The additions reflect ongoing diversity in the floral offerings.
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