Klaus Wolf of Rosen Tantau presenting True Love, a new red variety for which Wolf sees a large potential to be grown in Russia. Europe and Russia are their main markets and they grow roses on 8ha in Cayambe, Ecuador. For 2 years now, they have the brand Andrea Roses. Juan Carlos Houdek and ANdrea Jaramillo of Floralstar. Jose Merizalde and Andrey Druzenk of Merizalde & Ramirez Flowers. After years of exporting to the US, he is eager to increase export to Russia and Europe. In 2015 Klaus Graetzer took over the farm of his father. They are eager to grow exports in this market. The tulips at Panin Plant attracted the attention of many visitors.Įkatarina Marino (interpreter) and Eduard Guillio of Prisma. They mainly supply the auction and Russia is their fourth market, Since 2011, their flowers are being shipped to this market. This Nakuru (Kenya) based farm grows roses on 28 ha and summer flowers on 9ha. Len Kapiteijn of Kapiteyn also visited the show.īett and interpreter Elizabeth of Flora Ola. They are presenting Applause for the first time at the FlowersExpo. Masashi Matsumura of Suntory Flowers and Monica Useche of Florigene, the Colombian farm where Suntory's carnations and Applause are being grown. They recently increased the acreage of their farm by 1ha (from 20 to 21ha) and by the end of the year, they will harvest 8 new varieties. Russia and Europe are the main markets for this Ecuadorian farm. Next month, Proflora will be held in Bogota, Colombia (Oct 2-3), organized by Asocoflores. It used to be their main export market, but they now divide their volumes over US, EUrope and Russia.Ĭarmen Lucia Marquez Hernandez of Ball, Cristina Uricoechea of Asocolflores and Designer Pieter Landman in front of the Colombian Pavilion.
German Lacouture Gutierrez of Milonga with interpreter Ksenia spread the risk after the crisis in Russia. USA is and always has been there main market, but Russia remains important and Montenegro sees potential to grow. They grow roses on 30ha and spray roses on 6ha and they are trying to recover in Russia. Nicolas Montenegro Aremas of Redil Roses with interpreter Anna. Besides Russia, their main markets are Europe, Japan and USA. They grow roses (8ha) and carnations (10ha) in the North of Bogota, Colombia. Russia used to be their main market, but due to the crisis, they like many others started to ship to other countries.Īlejandro Ruis and Pablo Ruiz of Tuecaliflowers with their interpreter Pauline. This Colombian farm grows roses on 8ha and carnations on 9ha and is eager to gain back the market share they lost in Russia. This Colombian companhy mainly supplies to Europe, the USA and Australia and is eager to grow on the Russian market. They are the only grower in Latin America producing it, and they produce it all year round.Īnna Lisetska of Cicasia & Vuelen. At their booth at the FlowersExpo, they showed all kind of flowers, including Rice Flower (left). They recently joined the Perfection group. Plazoleta recently launched an innovative post-harvest method: Dry-C Technology for cut flowers, for more information, see: Īkmal Fayziev and Eduardo Chirboga of Esmeralda Farms.
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Other varieties from left to right are Finally ( a red rose suitable for Latin America with zero blackening and good vase life and flower opening), Confidential (an orange variety with big bud size, good vase life and full & classic opening on the vase), Madam Red (a thorn less red rose that has a big bud size and 100% opening on the vase) and its direct mutant Madam Cerise and Lighthouse (a pure dark yellow rose suitable for Latin America with big bud size and good flower opening on the vase), and Adalonia (a white rose that is not sensitive to Botrytis, a longer length and big bud size thought the year).Ĭamilo Bazzani and Pablo Bazzani of Plazoleta, part of the Perfection group, which Ecuadorian Flower farm Esmeralda recently joined. Jumilia (upper left) is one of the most important bi-colors cultivated in Russia, explains Posthumus. This rose breeder is being represented in Russia by Schreurs. Jelle Posthumus and Andrew Neidl of United Selections. In June 2018, Black Tulip took over Upendo and together with partner Fontana, they build a broader global presence of their Kenyan grown flowers. Mughal Arfhan of Fontana, Tatjana Patil of Upendo and Mohan Choudhery of Black Tulip.
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