Dümmen Orange's show gardens open all summer
As part of this year's Flower Trials, breeder and propagator Dümmen Orange will open its show gardens in Rheinberg (Germany) and De Kwakel (the Netherlands) again throughout the summer. From week 24 to September, visitors can see Dümmen Orange’s entire range of annuals, perennials and pot plants, talk shop and exchange ideas about brand new genetics, such as the Santana Pelargonium and the Leucanthemum Izabel.
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The Trend Center – part of the show gardens in Rheinberg – is full of inspiring ideas for growers and retailers, who can see the latest trends in retail and soak-up inspiration for plants, pots, mixes, themes and creative sales concepts. Visitors will also learn all about Dümmen Orange's groundbreaking Intrinsa products, with a special focus on the new Smartunia Windmill: the world's first TMV-resistant petunia collection.Customers wishing to visit the show gardens in week 24 can register at www.flowertrials.com. In the months thereafter, the show gardens can be visited after registration via a Dümmen Orange Sales contact person.
About Dümmen Orange
Dümmen Orange is a global leader in the breeding and propagation of cut flowers, pot plants, bedding plants, perennials, tropical plants and bulbs. Its annual turnover is about 370 million euro. The company employs 7.500 people worldwide. In addition to a large marketing and sales network, Dümmen Orange has a diversified network of specialized production sites and a world class R&D team developing innovative, value-added products for customers. Researchers and breeders collaborate to improve crop characteristics, like flower colour, fragrance and growth habit, but also less visible traits such as disease resistance, yield performance and vase or shelf life. Dümmen Orange develops products for a wide range of categories in the floriculture business and has an impressive variety portfolio.
