We recently shared 6 Instagram accounts full of inspiration for flower lovers: each and every one is bursting with gorgeous original flower pictures. So captivating, they could almost make you jealous! But a few tips and tricks are all you need to take your own spectacular pictures of flowers – whether they’re for an Instagram account, to send to a friend, or so you can enjoy your flowers longer yourself. Whatever the reason, these tips can get you off to a good start!
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Carmen shows you all the things you can do with plants and flowers in the home. The possibilities are endless and for that you really don’t need to have green fingers!
This creative all-rounder writes about the most interesting, most inspiring sustainable ideas with flowers and plants: from decorating your own vases with the children to hanging plants in the kitchen. All about green issues, and easy reading.
As a passionate modern nurseryman Peter has a clear vision of what durable cultivation should be. His passion comes out in his blog when telling about the origin of the Anthurium, how to give the best care and the vast assortment.
Hetty is the Anthurium ambassador. All the flowers and plants in Hetty’s home are in perfect condition. How does she do that? Hetty reveals her secrets and shares the best care tips and tricks.
Cheerful, passionate, ambitious and always in search of interesting events and forms of recreation; that’s Jordy in a nutshell. As far as he’s concerned there will be no shops or restaurants in the near future without plants or flowers. This growing trend makes him very happy.
This creative guy with his infectious enthusiasm has turned his passion into his work. Right from a young age Bob was passionate about plants and flowers; and he’s now been the owner of a flower shop for more than 15 years.
The Anthurium makes a bold statement with its glossy green foliage, brightly coloured spathes and striking spadix. Its flowers are quite unlike any other. They come in a wide range of colours and have an elegant look which explains why they are all the rage for fashion shows and photo shoots. Read more
Spring is here! The first rays of sunshine are peeking through the clouds and we’re all getting a case of spring fever. Now that the spring cleaning is all done, it’s time to spruce up your home with a new look – including fresh flowers and plants. Read more
Here are the style trends for the flower and plant sector in 2020! Tuinbranche Nederland (Netherlands Horticulture Sector), iBulb and the Flower Council of Holland have developed them with trend expert Aafje Nijman. Read more
We put plants in a plant pot and flowers in a vase. It’s the conventional way of doing things, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only way! Read more
A plant is always a good gift idea. Even so, you could make it just that bit more memorable by the way you present it. In an absolutely gorgeous plant pot, for example. But why not take it to the next level? Read more
During the annual Easter celebration, which takes place in Rome on April 11 2021, floral designer Paul Deckers chooses the Anthurium this year as the main flower for the decoration of St. Peter’s Square. Read more
Kokedama making is a Japanese planting technique with a long-standing history. Translated literally, the word kokedama means ‘moss ball’. This is a special bonsai technique in which the roots of a plant grow inside a ball made of moss. It might sound complicated, but it’s not! Read more
Kitchens have increasingly become the heart of the home in recent decades. No longer used solely for food preparation, more and more of them have become extensions of the living room. Read more
Does this sound familiar? You arrange flowers in a vase, but they don’t remain standing up straight like you had in mind. Or you have just a few flowers for a vase that’s too large for them so they topple over. How can you get individual flowers to stand up nice and tall? Read more
Remember: February 14th is Valentine’s Day. The most beautiful way to show your appreciation to your loved ones is still a bunch of fresh flowers. Although February isn’t the best month for many seasonal cut flowers, the Anthurium is perfect because it is available throughout the year. And the flower has the shape of a heart. Read more
Valentine’s Day, the day on which we have 24 hours to show how much we appreciate the ones we love. There could be no other flower more associated with this day than the rose. But… did you know that the Anthurium is absolutely perfect for showing your love on Valentine’s Day? Read more
Happy New Year – happy new home! While the end of the year is often a time to look back, the beginning of a new year is the perfect time to look ahead. And what could be more fun than doing this with the trends for the coming year in mind? Read more
Did you know that you can place an Anthurium houseplant in only water? It’s already a stunning plant, but this turns it into a real eye-catcher in your home. To provide you with some inspiration, we asked three bloggers – Judith Home, Dutchguy84 and PRCHTG – to style their living space using an Anthurium plant in water. Read more
Sustainability is an important theme for many in 2020. We are increasingly aware of the impact we as humans have on the environment, and we want to reduce this. Read more
When you come home, you immediately want to feel comfortable and welcome. That’s not going to happen if your stairwell is boring and empty. So, now’s the time to give it a makeover! And naturally, plants are the answer. Read more