Netherlands: A Rose Enthusiast's Paradise
The Netherlands, renowned for its flower cultivation, is a paradise for rose enthusiasts. From the famous Vuvuzela collection at Wans Roses in Germany to the precision-cultivated spray roses at Voorn Spray Roses in the Netherlands, the region offers a wealth of floral delights.
Cycling through the vibrant flower fields and discovering hidden gardens is a popular pastime in the Netherlands. Notable floral destinations include Royal FloraHolland Aalsmeer, the enchanting Keukenhof Castle Gardens, the International Rose Trials in The Hague, and FloriWorld in Aalsmeer. At these locations, one can marvel at the diverse range of roses, from the classic to the exotic.
De Ruiter Innovations, a Dutch company, showcases its X-pression roses at international fairs like IFTF and Trade Fair Aalsmeer. Their Miracle® Spray Roses New Line can be admired at the Royal FloraHolland flower auction locations. These roses are garden-shaped, tall, and boast an impressive vase life of 10-12 days. The Miracle® roses are not the only stars in De Ruiter's portfolio. Their rosehips bring natural beauty to arrangements, especially in autumn, with various tested varieties available.
Jan de Boer, a knowledgeable guide, can share insights into the rich history of flowers in the Netherlands. For those seeking unique roses for floral designs, the Dimension Specials collection features roses with distinctive shapes, colors, and textures.
The Netherlands' reputation for rose cultivation is well-earned, with De Ruiter Roses being a prime example of Dutch excellence. From the precision-cultivated roses at Voorn Spray Roses to the unique Dimension Specials collection, the region offers a diverse range of roses that cater to every taste and preference.
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