BKW_17aPlantarium-2015 by Stichting Vakinformatie Siergewassen

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FOCUS OP VERKOOP

Plantarium 2015

presents 127 new varieties Alle 127 nieuwigheden op een rij

This issue contains: Floorplan and list of exhibitors Met: Beursplattegrond en lijst van standhouders

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Contents

Traders and retailers want real innovations

Plantarium: launch pad for novelties

Service: Entrence information Plantarium 2015

12 List of novelties

List of novelties: Albizia - Heuchera

Plantarium floor plan

List of exhibitors

List of novelties continued: Heuchera - Weigela

20 Floorplan

Handel en retail willen op Plantarium graag echte nieuwigheden zien

Plantarium als een van de beurzen voor nieuwigheden

Adresses of breeders

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Text and photo: Ketura Haveman Translation: Thomas Gerkrath

Traders and retailers want real inno va Traditionally, many growers and breeders unveil their new varieties during the international trade fair Plantarium. Do traders and retailers feel this is the perfect opportunity to see what novelties are out there?

Each year, somewhere between eighty and a hundred novelties will be presented during Plantarium. Breeders and growers opt for this opportunity to show their colleagues and commercial partners what new products they have to offer. This way, traders en retailers merely have to visit one single event to get an overview of what’s new and available. „That’s why we send all our employees to Plantarium. In a relatively short time you can get an impression of what’s available. Furthermore, many growers attend this trade show too, so it’s a good opportunity to meet up with a lot of suppliers at once”, states Chris Verbeek, account manager of R&G-Export. To R&G-Export, a wholesaler based in Boskoop (the Netherlands), novelties are extremely important. „It’s always the first question you get when visiting clients: what’s new? That’s why we produce a special

brochure twice a year, in spring and in autumn, in which we list all available novelties for our clients. That’s usually when we get our first sales orders. The very first thing they do is to select what new introductions they want to have. After that, they have a look at the rest of the plants and order some, but novelties are the number one priority.”

Perfect opportunity Still, is the trade fair Plantarium the perfect opportunity to see what’s new and available? Verbeek: „This trade show does offer a good overview of what’s out there. On the other hand, many of the so-called new varieties on display are not new to us. This is partly due to the fact that we have a lot of regular suppliers that let us have previews of their new products. That stands to reason, as they have to know if there’s any real

OPINION

’For us, Plantarium is the place to be’ Rijnbeek en Zn, based in Boskoop in the Netherlands, uses Plantarium as platform to reveal its new range to growers and traders. „We attend several trade shows, but Plantarium is the place to be as far as new introductions are concerned. There are two reasons for this”, states Arno Rijnbeek. „Firstly, Plantarium is an inter-

interest in what they are currently developing.” The previews given by growers are not the only reason that many of the novelties are old news to Verbeek. „Some new varieties are not new at all. Many of them have been available for at least a year. If you stick the label ’new’ on something, it has to be genuinely new, in my opinion. A product that’s been available – limited or not – for a year or even longer, cannot be new.”

national trade show. This means we can show our new varieties to a wide audience. The only other trade fair that stands comparison is the IPM in Essen, Germany. This brings me to reason number two: the IPM opens its doors in January, which is not a good time of the year for our products. We go there, sure, but there are few new varieties in Essen.” The vast majority of the new introductions exhibited by Rijnbeek en Zn are genuinely new. „We have given previews to a small number of our customers, though. The feedback is important to us. Sometimes I take a client to walk with me among the trial fields with potential novelties, just to hear what he thinks. I might absolutely love a new plant, but if my clients don’t like it, there’s no point in marketing that plant. Getting feedback and putting our feelers out, that’s vital in ascertaining whether a plant is a potential winner or not.”

Get together Verbeek feels the organization of the trade show should run a tighter ship and check all novelties to see if they’re genuinely new. „It wouldn’t look good if the award for best new variety goes to some plant that’s

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no vations that specific product.” Van Haaster puts his own words immediately into perspective. „Of course, a plant has to be healthy and robust and have a certain appeal. Take the Hydrangea Endless Summer, for instance. That plant was promoted extensively. True enough, sales were good for a few years, but now demand is decreasing rapidly. Perhaps most people have one by now and the market has reached saturation point? A plant that seems to be more and more in demand as time goes by, on the other hand, is Geranium ’Rozanne’. Sometimes it is very hard to tell why some plants fade away into obscurity and others keep on shining.”

Innovative

Do all new varieties on display deserve the label ’new’?

been available for quite a while.” Buyers working for Intratuin, a large chain of garden centers, have also seen many of the introductions on display before. Nick Henneken of Intratuin Zoetermeer: „Still, at Plantarium you can check out all new varieties, even if they’re not that new. Our buyers are scouting for new plants all year round, but people working for the individual branches are not. That is why Plantarium is a perfect opportunity to get our central buyers and people from several local branches together, look at all the novelties and decide together which of those we would like to sell in our stores.” Wholesale merchants use Plantarium in the same way, for that matter. Verbeek: „It is a good opportunity to show some of our regular customers

what’s available at the moment. Besides, during the trade show they can see and judge the actual plants for themselves, which is much easier than trying to assess them on the basis of photographs.”

Sales promotion Not all new varieties prove to be winners. „On one hand, a plant has to appeal to people, but we find that sales promotion, on the other hand, is equally as important”, states Koos van Haaster, ceo of De Bosrand, a chain of garden centers. „It doesn’t matter how good a product is, without sales promotion it won’t take off. You’ll have to rely on impulse buying. If you have a nationwide advertising campaign, however, people will come to your store to buy

Verbeek can offer some explanation as to why some new varieties never really take off: „Not all new plants are innovative. If a plant only differs slightly from existing varieties, no one will see it as a novelty and it probably won’t be a success.” This is why Verbeek would like a more strict selection procedure for new introductions before they hit the market. „A new variety should truly be a new variety. And the new part about it should chiefly be the way it looks; the visual characteristics. Plants that don’t suffer from certain diseases might be of interest to growers, but consumers won’t see those plants as new varieties.” A new plant has to yield a cash return in the first years after introduction. That’s when the development costs and the licensing fee have to be paid. Verbeek: „This means that a new variety usually is at least €0,20 more expensive than similar plants. Customers will only pay the extra money if they perceive it as a novelty. Take Photinia serratifolia Crispy Pink (’Oploo5’), for instance. This Photinia clearly differs from all other Photinias. This new variety truly deserves to be labeled ’new’.” < De Boomkwekerij 17A (21 augustus 2015)

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Text: Guus Wijchman Translation: Thomas Gerkrath Photo's: Gerdien de Nooy, Miranda Vrolijk

Plantarium: launch pad for novelties What do you think of Plantarium as a launch pad for new varieties? That’s the question we asked several non-Dutch professionals that specialize in the introduction and marketing of novelties. The answer: Plantarium is up there with the best.

There are several licensing agencies in the Netherlands. Each year they send in a large number of novelties to be judged at Plantarium. Other countries have similar agencies, and some of them are regular exhibitors at Plantarium, such as Blooms of Bressingham (United Kingdom) and Anthony Tesselaar International (Australia). And those that don’t have their own booth will often at least visit this trade fair, like PlantHaven International (USA) does. Plantarium wants to play a leading role in the world of new introductions. The competition from other trade fairs is stiff, though. Furthermore, a lot of novelties shown at Plantarium have already had their debuts somewhere else, like IPM (Essen, Germany), Salon du Végétal (Angers, France) or the National Plant Show (Stoneleigh Park, United Kingdom). When a new variety has had its first showing on another continent, it may take a while before it is brought before the Plantarium judges. Naturally, it works the other way around as well: a novelty that’s been revealed at Plantarium may be old news by the time it reaches other trade fairs, specially those on other continents. Still, the question remains whether Plantarium stands out from the competition.

Excellent opportunities Phillip Townshend, global operations director of Anthony Tesselaar International, feels Plantarium is very important to the introduction of new varieties or concepts. Anthony Tesselaar International is based in Australia, but is a regular exhibitor at Plantarium. Townshend rates the Dutch trade fair with the likes of the

IPM in Germany and Cultivate, the American trade show. All three are excellent opportunities for breeders and their agents to show their new products to a gathering of horticultural professionals, in Townshend’s opinion. Visitors to these events tend to come from all over the world, and this trend of internationalization has increased over the last few years. Because of this, exhibitors like Anthony Tesselaar International can use trade fairs to come into direct contact with horticultural heavyweights from distant regions, people that otherwise might be hard to reach. What novelty is launched on what trade show, depends on the kind of visitor that particular event attracts. Townshend: „Different audiences and different shows or regions respond differently to the introduction of new varieties, and offers must be tailored according to the prevailing market preferences.”

Too many medals Plantarium is highly rated by Anthony Tesselaar International because of ’the diversity and quality of the audience attending the show’, as Townshend puts it. „Our only criticism would be that the show awards too many medals, has too many categories for new introductions. This dilutes the prestige or value of the awards, with multiple gold, silver and bronze awards given to various products.” Townshend thinks the focus on continual new releases each year also means that many products identified as new or innovative the previous year are all too soon forgotten before they can reach their true market potential.

Part of a number of ways Blooms of Bressingham represents the interests of a diverse group of breeders from various countries and deploys activities all over the world, including North-America, Australia and Europe. Alistair Lorimer works for the European branch and is the contact for licensees, growers and retailers working with garden plants. Lorimer stresses the fact that trade shows are just part of a number of ways to promote a new plant. There are trials, social media, blogs, e-mails and face-to-face meetings. When Blooms of Bressingham launches a new variety on a trade fair, the company will make use of Plantarium as well as the American trade show Cultivate. „The National Plant Show in the UK is also useful”, says Lorimer. Which trade fairs Blooms will choose, varies per introduction. „We make choices depending on the availability of supply.” As many of his colleagues, Lorimer has seen his share of novelties, at various trade shows. One of the things he has noticed is that there is one category of new plants that is sought after especially: plants that perform both for the grower and the end user. „The end user wants plants that give great results for little input”, Lorimer states - and not for the first time, as this is one of his hobby horses.

Extremely important In 1997, Geoff and Maureen Needham founded PlantHaven International in Santa Barbara (California, USA). They were convinced breeders were in dire need of good advice, and of someone to act on their behalf on the North-American market. Nowadays PlantHaven is an internation-

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In 2014 more then 100 novelties were presented at Plantarium.

ally operating enterprise that assists breeders from all over the world in the marketing of new varieties. Maureen Needham considers trade fairs as ’extremely important’ to successfully introducing novelties. „As there are so many new introductions, great new varieties can get overlooked if not displayed well and shouted about.”

Flower trials Needham also considers flower trials a great way to launch new perennials, shrubs and annuals. She refers primarily to the American counterpart of the Dutch-German FlowerTrials: the Californian Spring

Trials (CAST). These trials are extra important because of the ’home advantage’, as PlantHaven is an American company. „We welcome many international visitors, so it is no longer a US orientated trade show”, says Needham. Another important American event for PlantHaven is the trade show Cultivate in Ohio. As far as Europe is concerned, Needham likes the FlowerTrials in Holland and Germany. In addition she mentions the IPM and, of course, Plantarium. Those European events are great opportunities for European licensees of PlantHaven International to show off their new varieties. „A case in point is the Dümmen Orange display at the week 24 FlowerTrials

where our new Gaillardia and Leucanthemum were showcased this year. Another company that showcases our new plants is Vitro Westland at Plantarium.” Needham speaks highly of Plantarium and its timing. „It is a great time of year to showcase perennials as they have been grown naturally, without forcing. This gives a true impression of the plant. Additionally Plantarium attracts an important visitor set who are the decision makers in our industry globally.” When asked if she has noticed any interesting developments during her trade fair visits in the last few years, Needham needs little time to think. „The improved quality of the

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To Graham Spencer (Plants For Europe) some of the retail shows are also important, like Chelsea Flower Show (UK).

new introductions. Real breeding breakthroughs are happening.” Not surprisingly, perhaps. „Growers are demanding plants that really are improvements.”

Show when available English based Plants For Europe (PFE) was founded in 2003 by Graham Spencer, providing „the first truly independent pan-European breeders rights agency service for garden plants.” For Spencer trade fairs are an international shop window and a great opportunity to promote new varieties. „But it is important not to display a plant until there is availability of young plants or finished plants. A plant is only ’new’ once and you only get one chance to make the most of novelty.” For Spencer fairs like Plantarium, IPM, National Plant Show are important as well as some of the retail shows, like Chelsea Flower Show (UK). „FlowerTrials are also incredibly important. There is more scope to show all varieties, not just the latest introductions.” About Plantarium Spencer says: „It’s the best show

for reaching Dutch growers. And that remains the biggest market in Europe.” Plant competitions are according to him useful, as they can help growers to make choices and highlight the best varieties. But he worries that plant competitions are becoming beauty pageants as they are not a substitute for proper testing in nursery or garden.

Keeping finger on pulse Plants Management Australia PMA is another Australian based licensing and marketing company. It manages the protection and introduction of new plant varieties across the globe. The PMA team attends multiple trade shows across the globe. „We find them crucial to keeping our finger on the pulse in terms of what is new in the horticultural industry”, says Managing Director Chris Sargent. In his opinion international trade shows are a melting pot of new ideas and bring the best of what the industry has to offer together under one roof. „They are the ideal forum to launch new novelties as we can

reach a high proportion of company decision makers at once. Whilst showing PMA’s new plant innovations to international trade markets, the additional opportunity to import and represent other new innovations for breeders around the world back into both Australia and New Zealand is a major part of our business.” In The Netherlands PMA visits Plantarium regularly. „This is always a great show to attend as it draws together industry specialists from all over the world. It has proven to be a very successful launch platform for key varieties of ours in the past.” He mentions the European launch of Salvia ’Ember’s Wish’ in 2014 as a great example. „We were delighted ’Ember’s Wish’ earned a silver medal at the show and this accolade has since provided us with an important platform from which to grow the popularity of the plant.” PMA pays also regular visits to IPM in Germany, The Chelsea Flower Show in the UK, Cultivate in Ohio, USA, The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show in Australia and New Zealand „Just to name a few”, adds Sargent. <

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Ergon Kwekerij introduceert twee nieuwe cultivars Berberis Berberis thunbergii ‘Orange Ice’ PBR

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Berberis thunbergii ‘Ruby Star’ PBR

Berberis th. ‘Ruby Star’ PBR

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Novelties

Tekst: Guus Wijchman

Plantarium 2015 includes 127 new varieties This years Plantarium new plants competition includes 127 varieties which will be judged by the judges of the Royal Boskoop Horticultural Society. These introuctions include new varieties as well as complete new series.

As usual this special edition of De Boomkwekerij has its Clematis and Hydrangea pages. This year also a page could be dedicated to a number of new Hebes.

plants from for instance Australia, New Zealand, USA, Poland, Italy, Germany, Denmark, France, Belgium and the UK are submitted.

Top of the bill

Many novelties from abroad Most of the new plants are submitted by Dutch breeders or nurserymen. But also this year breeders and winners from other countries and continents are well represented. New

The winners of the new plant awards will be announced at the opening of Plantarium 2015 on Tuesday, August 26. Both Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals will be given to the best novelties. Top of the bill is of course the

award for the Best Novelty of Plantarium 2015.

Inspiration for floriculture Most introductions are woody plants. But also many perennials (both traditional cultivars and first-year flowering varieties). Some even can be brought onto the market as annuals or cut flowers. In other words, Plantarium 2015 has something to offer for the whole floricutural industry. <

Explanation On the next pages the following abbreviations are used. Op de volgende pagina’s zijn onderstaande afkortingen gebruikt. W/B: Winner or breeder of the novelty. Gewonnen of veredeld door. D: Description of the plant. Beschrijving van de plant. M: Market situation or marketing of the new plant. Marktinformatie. P: Protection by Plant Breeders Right (PBR), or Plant Patent. Kwekersrecht.

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Plantarium presenteert 127 nieuwigheden Dit jaar zijn zijn er 127 nieuwigheden aangemeld voor de keuring door de KVBC op Plantarium. Het gaat om nieuwe cultivars tot en met complete nieuwe series. Zoals elk jaar telt het overzicht van alle nieuwigheden pagina’s met Clematis en Hydrangea. Opvallend is dit jaar ook het flinke aantal nieuwe Hebes. De meeste inzendingen komen van Nederlandse veredelaars of kwekers. Maar dit jaar zijn de buitenlandse

inzendingen ook goed vertegenwoordigd. Vanuit alle windstreken komen nieuwe planten om in Boskoop op Plantarium te worden getoond. De meeste noviteiten betreffen houtige gewassen. Maar tussen alle nieuwigheden zijn er ook te vinden die op de markt zullen verschijnen als eenjarigen en zelfs als snijbloem. Gezien de nieuwigheden die op Plantarium 2015 gepresenteerd worden heeft deze beurs voor de hele sierteeltsector iets te bieden. <

Entrance information The 33rd edition of Plantarium takes place from 26 to 29 August in the Plantarium building, Italiëlaan 4 (International Trade Centre), 2391 PT Hazerswoude-Dorp/Boskoop. Opening hours for visitors Wednesday August 26th: 09.00 - 18.00 uur Thursday August 27th:

09.00 - 18.00 uur

Friday August 28th:

09.00 - 18.00 uur

Saturday August 29th:

09.00 - 16.00 uur

Trade visitors can visit the fair free of charge by using the complimentary ticket provided and/or by means of digital preregistration. Without preregistration, the admission price is €10 p.p. For further information, please visit www.plantarium.nl. De Boomkwekerij 17A (21 augustus 2015)

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Albizia julibrissin ’Pos 1’ (Tropical Dream)

Anemone hupehensis 'Red Riding Hood'

W/B: Johan Possemiers (Belgium).

W/B: Yoshihiro Kanazawa ( Japan)

D:Tropical Dream is a generously

D: Red Riding Hood is a new colour

flowering tree with a large number

in the Fantasy series, which already

of pink, feathery blooms carried on

starts to bloom halfway through

stalks. It was selected in the eleva-

the summer. Red Riding Hood is

ted regions in South-Korea. Winter

dark pink to red in colour.

hardy down to -20 °C.

M: It is an addition to the Anemone

M: Jan-Willem Wezelenburg

Fantasy Cinderella and Fantasy

(Netherlands) has introduced the

Pocahontas which have already

plant to the market.

been brought onto the market by

P: PBR (administrator Van Vliet

Gootjes-AllPlant (Netherlands).

Newplants).

P: PBR applied for

Berberis thunbergii ’Goruzam’ (Golden Ruby)

Berberis thunbergii ’Hoho 2’ (Golden Horizon)

W/B: Jim & Maria Zampini (US).

W/B: G. Hoogenraad Nursery

D: Golden Ruby’s large leaves

(Netherlands).

change with the seasons: in spring

D: Golden Horizon combines a

orange, yellow and green, in sum-

wide-spreading habit with a gold/

mer turning red and in autumn turn

yellow leaf colour. In the autumn,

deep red with a striking gold bor-

the leaves change to an attractive

der. Height 30 cm and width 20 cm.

pale orange. Golden Horizon is ideal

M: Dutch nurseries Lucassen and G.

for use in group plantings.

Hoogenraad introduce the plant to

M: G. Hoogenraad and nursery Hoof

the European market.

(Netherlands) are bringing the plant

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp),

onto the market.

Plant Patent.

P: PBR

Berberis thunbergii 'Orange Ice'

Berberis thunbergii ‘Ruby Star’

W/B: Szewzcyk Janusz (Poland).

D: ’Orange Ice’ is a medium sized

D: ’Ruby Star’ is a slow-growing,

Berberis with a dense, compact,

extremely compact Berberis. After

upright habit, reaching a height of

six years, the highly winter-hardy

60 to 70 cm and a spread of 30 cm

plant reaches a height of around 30

after six years. The leaves have an

cm and a width of 40 cm. The lea-

intense light orange colour. Suitable

ves are carmine-red. The tiny yel-

for planting in smaller gardens as

low flowers are produced in May.

well as in containers.

M: Ergon Nursery from Eindhoven is

M: Ergon Nursery (Netherlands)

bringing the plant onto the market.

introduces it to the market.

P: PBR applied for.

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Bidens ferulifolia ’sunbidevb 2’ (Beedance Painted Red)

Buddleja ’BUD 16’ (Purple Lion)

W/B: Suntory Flowers ( Japan).

W/B: Ball Ornamentals (US).

D: Beedance is a new Bidens hybrid

D: Lendert de Vos (Netherlands)

in the Suntory Collection Europe.

has entered three Buddleias for

It is characterised by the unique

the new plant awards which are

colours. Beedance Painted Red has

very compact, disease-resistant and

large, yellow-red flowers and its

sterile. Purple Lion is a dwarf shrub

original colour will give any garden

bearing large purple flower spikes.

or balcony a sunny feel.

M: VC Hooftman (Netherlands)

M: Moerheim New Plant

and Diderk Heinje (Germany) bring

(Netherlands) brought this Bidens

Purple Lion onto the European

onto the market in Europe.

market.

P: PBR applied for.

Novelties

Buddleja ’BUD 116’ (Lilac Turtle)

Buddleja 'BUD 797' (White Swan)

W/B: Ball Ornamentals (US).

D: Lendert de Vos (Netherlands) has

entered three compact, disease-

resistant and sterile Buddleias for

the new plant awards. Lilac Turtle

the new plant awards. White Swan

forms a small, neat mound and

produces narrow leaves and bears

bears narrow lilac/purple flowers. It

large, dense spikes of bright white

makes an excellent pot plant.

flowers with yellow eyes.

M: VC Hooftman (Netherlands) and

Diderk Heinje (Germany) bring Lilac

Diderk Heinje (Germany) bring it

Turtle onto the European market.

onto the European market.

P: PBR applied for.

Buddleja davidii ’Lonplum’ (Sugar Plum)

Buddleja ’NC2009-3’ (Blue Chip Jr.)

W/B: Peter R. Moore (UK).

W/B: North Carolina State

D: Sugar Plum is both a deeper red

University (US).

and also more compact than its

D: Blue Chip Jr. is the small version

parents (‘Royal Red’ and 'Summer

of Blue Chip. It reaches a height

Beauty'). Sugar Plum carries striking

of around 50 cm. This variety also

reddish-purple flowers through the

flowers earlier.

summer and autumn. It is winter

M: Brought onto the European

hardy down to -22°C.

market by Hebe Center Holland and

M: Dutch Nurseries Lucassen and

Valkplant which also entered it for

G. Hoogenraad introduce the plant

the new plant awards.

to the European market.

P: PBR (administrator Valkplant),

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Plant Patent

Calamintha nepeta ’Marvelette Blue’

Calamintha nepeta ’Marvelette White’

W/B: Van Hemert & Co Seeds

(Netherlands).

D: Fleuroselect Golden Medal 2016

D: ’Marvelette White’ is a first-year

winner ‘Marvelette Blue’ is a first-

flowering perennial from seed.

year flowering perennial from seed.

Flowering around 12-14 weeks after

a spring sowing. With a profusion

a spring sowing. This aromatic kit-

of small white flowers until late in

chen herb has purple-blue flowers.

the autumn.

M: Brought onto the markt by Van

Hemert & Co Seeds.

Hemert & Co Seeds. Can be sold as

P: By a gentleman’s agreement

a bedding plant or perennial.

amongst Fleuroselect members.

P: -

Calluna vulgaris ’Lisbeth’

Carex ’Feather Falls’

W/B: Johannes van Leuven

W/B: Eternal Plant Boijl in collabo-

(Germany).

ration with CNB/Kwekerij Symbiose

D: The new lilac/blue/pink colour of

(Netherlands).

Calluna vulgaris ’Lisbeth’ is an addi-

D: ’Feather Falls’ is extremely

tion to the Calluna Summer Line

winter-hardy (zone 4) and does

range, the early-flowering series of

not scorch in full sun. It flowers

the Gardengirls. This bud-blooming

in April/May. It is a healthy and

heather is already full of colour

vigorous variety. In a pot, this Carex

from the end of August.

reaches a height of around 30 cm.

M: Heidezüchtung Kramer is mar-

M: CNB New Plants is the exclusive

keting it. Entered for the new plant

agent for propagation materials in

awards by GASA Germany.

Netherlands.

P: PBR.

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Ceanothus impressus ’Cool Blue’

Clematis tangutica ’Pinokkio’

W/B: Huisman Nursery.

(Netherlands)

D: ’Pinnokkio’ is a compact, free-

D: Small-leaved ’Cool Blue’ is a

flowering and vigorous mutant of

silver variegated variety of the

C. tangutica. This botanical variety

most winter-hardy C. ’Victoria’ (syn.

is a rampant climber with inva-

’Skylark’). The leaves have creamy

sive qualities. However, ’Pinokkio’

white edges and dark green centre.

remains extremely compact and

In the late spring the pale blue flo-

flowers abundantly. ’Pinokkio’ does

wers contrast against the leaves.

not grow taller than 1,5 m.

M: Huisman Nursery is bringing it

M: Hoogeveen Plants is bringing it

onto the market.

P: PBR.

P: -

Clematis ’TRA39-65’ (Succes Bleu de Loire)

Clematis ’Zo06128’ (Freedom)

W/B: Travers Nurseries (France).

(Netherlands).

D: Bleu de Loire is an unusual

D: Freedom is a winter-hardy clim-

member of the Success series.

bing plant with stems which reach

The flowers are produced on the

a length of 2 m. The pinnate leaves

plant from the bottom upwards.

are green. The 6 or sometimes 8

It is highly suitable for sale as a

petals are red-purple, a unique

flowering pot plant. The plant has

colour in the Clematis family.

an extremely compact habit and

Flowers from May to June and July

reaches up to 2 m.

to September.

M: Sapho (France) is bringing the

M: J. van Zoest is also bringing the

variety onto the market.

P: PBR (administrator Sapho).

P: PBR applied for.

Clematis ’Zo06137’ (Hudson River)

Clematis 'Zo09067' (Lucky Charm)

W/B: Clematis nursery J. van Zoest

(Netherlands).

D: Hudson River is a semi-climber

D: The flowers of Lucky Charm are

with stems which reach 1,5 to 2 m

6-8 cm in diameter with an upright

long. The flowers have 4 to 6 violet

habit (highly unusual within this

petals which are tinged with purple

cultivar group). They have a colour

when open. The stamens are white

combination in a single flower

with violet at the base and the

(white with a pale violet edge)

anthers are tinged with yellow.

which is unique for Clematis.

M: Clematis nursery J. van Zoest is

M: J. van Zoest is also bringing the

bringing it onto the market.

variety onto the market.

P: PBR applied for.

Clematis 'Zo09088' (Super Nova)

Clematis 'Zo09143' (Esther)

W/B: Clematis nursery J. van Zoest

(Netherlands)

D: The stems of Esther reach a

D: Super Nova was selected for its

length of 2 m. The violet-blue flo-

profusion of flowers, wonderful

wers with 6 to 8 petals are 8-10

flower colour and long flowering

cm in diameter, upright and wide-

period. The petals of the flowers

spread. The colour of the flowers

are dark violet at the edge, almost

changes as the flowering period

white in the centre and nicely

progresses, producing an attractive

veined.

extra effect.

M: J. van Zoest is also bringing the

variety onto the market.

P: PBR applied for

W/B: Hoogeveen Plants

W/B: Clematis nursery J. van Zoest

Novelties

Coreopsis ’KA-POW Golden Yellow’

Coreopsis 'KA-POW Pastel Yellow'

W/B: Sélection New Plant

(France) / Moerheim New Plant

(Netherlands).

Moerheim New Plant is introdu-

cing a new Coreopsis range at

Plantarium: KA-POW. The series

has exceptionally large flowers

and includes five colours. ‘KA-POW

Golden Yellow’ has dark yellow

Pastel Yellow’ has pale yellow

petals with an almost golden flush.

petals with a dark yellow centre.

M: Moerheim New Plant is bringing

it onto the European market.

P: PBR applied for.

Coreopsis rosea ’URITW01’ (Twinklebells Purple)

Coreopsis rosea ’URITW02’ (Twinklebells Pink)

W/B: U.R.I. Seed Company (South-

Korea).

D: The Twinklebells series is charac-

terised by its extremely abundant

flowering. Insusceptible to diseases

and winter hardy down to -18°C.

Twinklebells Purple has brightly

Twinklebells Pink has brightly

coloured purple flowers.

coloured pink flowers.

M: Jaap van Griethuizen and Gebr.

Th. & W. Alkemade are launching

Twinklebells onto the market.

P: PBR (adminitrator Plantipp).

Coreopsis rosea ’URITW03’ (Twinklebells Red)

Cosmos bipinnatus ’Xanthos’

W/B: U.R.I. Seed Company (South-

(Netherlands).

Korea).

D: Fleuroselect Gold Medal 2016

D: The Twinklebells series is charac-

winner ’Xanthos’ is a genuine

terised by its extremely abundant

breakthrough. This variety with a

flowering. Insusceptible to diseases

unique pale yellow colour flowers

and winter hardy down to -18°C.

early in the North European climate.

Twinklebells Red has brightly colou-

M: Van Hemert & Co Seeds is brin-

red red flowers.

ging it onto the European market.

M: Jaap van Griethuizen and Gebr.

From next spring, ’Xanthos’ will be

Th. & W. Alkemade are launching

available in garden centres.

Twinklebells onto the market.

P: By a gentleman’s agreement

P: PBR (adminitrator Plantipp).

amongst Fleuroselect members.

Crocosmia ’Pek Or’ (Orange Pekeo)

Delosperma cooperi 'DSAM131' (Jewel of Desert Amethyst)

W/B: Burpee NL (Netherlands).

W/B: Koichiro Nishikawa (Ecuador)

D: Orange Pekeo is a vigorous

D: The Jewel of Desert series

three-coloured Crocosmia. The

represents a new generation of

inside of the petals alternates

Delospermas with an extremely

between orange and yellow, the

long flowering period. Amethyst has

outside of the flower is red. As the

‘shocking’ pink blooms shading into

Orange Pekeo produces a profusion

a vivid purple

of flowers, the result is a colourful

M: Jaap van Griethuizen, Remon

effect in pots and in the garden.

Bakhuijzen and Gebr Alkemade (all

M: Rijnbeek and Zoon (Netherlands)

from Netherlands) bring the series

is bringing it onto the market.

onto the European market.

P: PBR.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp)

W/B: Van Hemert & Co Seeds

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Delosperma cooperi ’DSAA131’ (Jewel of Desert Grenade)

Delosperma cooperi ’DSAB131’ (Jewel of Desert Opal)

W/B: Koichiro Nishikawa (Ecuador).

D: The Jewel of Desert series

represents a new generation of

Delospermas with an extremely

long flowering period. Jewel of

Desert Grenade has orange flowers

Desert Opal has flowers in a vibrant

shading to vivid red.

shade of fuchsia pink.

M: Dutch growers Jaap van

Griethuizen, Remon Bakhuijzen and

Gebr Alkemade bring the series

onto the European market.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp)

Delosperma nubigenum ’WOW20111’ (Golden Wonder)

Delosperma nubigenum ’WOWDRY1’ (Hot Pink Wonder)

W/B: Koichiro Nishikawa from

W/B: Koichiro Nishikawa (Ecuador).

Florsaika (Ecuador/Japan).

D: Delosperma series Wheels of

Wonder flowers from early summer

to the start of the cold weather.

They are 20 cm high and 80 cm in

width. Wheels of Wonder Hot Pink

width. Wheels of Wonder Golden

Wonder has pink flowers with yel-

Wonder has yellow flowers.

low centres.

M: Dutch growers Jos Cammeraat

and Gebr Alkemade bring the series

onto the European market.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Delosperma nubigenum ’WOWDW7’ (White Wonder)

Deutzia ’NCDX1’ (Yuki Snowflake)

W/B: Koichiro Nishikawa (Ecuador).

W/B: Thomas G. Ranney / North

D: Delosperma series Wheels of

Carolina State University (USA).

Wonder flowers from early summer

D: Yuki Snowflake is an extremely

to the start of the cold weather.

free-flowering and low-growing

They are 20 cm high and 80 cm

Deutzia which produces bright

in width. Attractive to butterflies

white flowers. The plant develops a

and bees. The flowers of Wheels of

flattened spherical shape.

Wonder White Wonder are white.

M: Brought onto the market by

M: Dutch growers Jos Cammeraat

Spring Meadow Nursery (US) and

and Gebr Alkemade bring the series

Valkplant (Netherlands)

onto the European market.

P: PBR (administrator Valkplant)

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Plant Patent

Deutzia rosea ’NCDX2’ (Yuki Cherry Blossom)

Diervilla rivularis ’Diwibru01’ (Honeybee)

W/B: Thomas G. Ranney / North

W/B: William de Bruijn

Carolina State University (USA).

(Netherlands).

D: Yuki Cherry Blossom is the first

D: Honeybee produces golden yel-

pink-flowering and low-growing

low flowers in profusion during the

Deutzia. It produces a profusion of

summer. The plant has an attrac-

small, adorable flowers. It is highly

tive, compact and bushy structure.

suitable as a border plant and in

Winter hardy down to -35°C.

public green spaces.

M: William de Bruijn and Hoogen-

M: Brought onto the market by

raad introduced it. Nursery Coonen

Spring Meadow Nursery (USA) and

(all from Netherlands) submitted it

Valkplant (Netherlands)

to Plantarium.

P: PBR (adm. Valkplant) PPAF.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

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Echinacea ’Cherry Fluff’ W/B: AB-Cultivars (Netherlands).

Elaeagnus ebbingei ’Abrela’ (Maryline)

D: ’Cherry Fluff’ is the latest addi-

W/B: Albert Breneliere (France).

tion to a range of compact, double-

D: The leaves of Maryline are

flowering Echinaceas. The lime-

variegated and have a pale yel-

green buds reveal creamy white

low centre with a green edge. The

flowers with a cherry-coloured hue

yellow colour becomes more pro-

and a lime-green centre. The cherry

nounced as the seasons pass. The

colour becomes more pronounced

foliage makes the shrub stand out

as the flower gets older. It is a fast

over a long distance. Can be used

grower, highly suitable for pots.

as a hedge.

M: AB-Cultivars is bringing it onto

M: Sapho (France) is bringing it

the market.

onto the market.

P: PBR applied for.

P: PBR.

Erica gracilis ’6E13’ (Luise)

Eryngium ’Neptunes Gold’

W/B: Peter de Winkel (Germany).

W/B: Neil Alcock (UK).

D: Luise is a new Erica gracilis

D: ’Neptune’s Gold’ has striking yel-

whose flowers fade later than

low leaves which are particularly

those of the traditional varieties.

ornamental. The flowers start off

As a result, this variety lasts much

yellow and change to blue, which

longer than others. Luise is still

provides an attractive contrast. It

a colourful sight in November/

flowers from June to August and

December.

reaches a height of around 50 cm.

M: Peter de Winkel also is mar-

M: Rijnbeek and Zoon (Netherlands)

keting the plant. Gasa Germany

is bringing it onto the market and

entered it for the Plantarium new

also entered it to Plantarium.

plant awards.

P: PBR (administrator Plants for

P: PBR.

Europe).

Euonymus japonicus ’Charles’ (Goldmine Sense)

Fargesia ’Obelisk’

W/B: Rahoens Kris (Belgium).

D: ’Obelisk’ has a vigorous, upright

D: Goldmine Sense has golden-yel-

and pillar-shaped habit and reaches

low leaves with a thin lime-green

a height of around 4 to 5 m. The

edge. The stems are also lime

growth habit is reminiscent of an

green. Its ornamental value mainly

obelisk. The ornamental value is

comes from its new shoots with

partly provided by the large, slight-

fluorescent golden yellow leaves.

ly tinted bracts.

M: It was entered for the

M: Brought onto the market by Aad

Plantarium new plant awards by

Vermeer Nursery (Netherlands).

Asra Plant (Belgium), which is also

It was entered for Plantarium by

marketing the plant.

Breederplants.

P: PBR.

P: PBR (adm. Breederplants).

Geranium pratense ’Midnightlyona’ (Midnight Ghost)

Hebe ’Funny’ (Little Leaves)

W/B: Jan van Lakwijk (Netherlands).

’Little Leaves’ hebes; characterised

D: Midnight Ghost is a vigorous gro-

by their shape, leaf colour and

wer. The white flowers are some-

leaf shape, and selected for their

times tinged with pale pink, provi-

resistance to Septoria exotica and

ding an attractive contrast against

Peronospora grisea. ’Funny’ stands

the dark-brown/chestnut leaves.

out because of its compact habit

M: Compass Plants (Netherlands)

and small, bright green leaves.

submitted it for the new plant

M: Nursery Hoekert (Netherlands)

awards and is also bringing the

brings the Little Leaves onto the

plants onto the market.

market; available from August 2015.

P: PBR.

W/B: Hans Verweij (Netherlands).

W/B: Eden’s Creations (Netherlands). D: Eden’s Creations introduces three

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Hebe ’Jolly’ (Little Leaves)

Hebe ’Rocky’ (Little Leaves)

W/B: Eden’s Creations (Netherlands).

D: Eden’s Creations introduces

D: Eden’s Creations introduces three

three Little Leaves hebes; charac-

Little Leaves hebes; characterised

terised by their shape, leaf colour

by their shape, leaf colour and

and leaf shape, and selected for

leaf shape, and selected for their

their resistance to Septoria exotica

resistance to Septoria exotica and

and Peronospora grisea. ‘Jolly’ has

Peronospora grisea. ‘Rocky' has a

attractive bright green leaves with

compact habit, dark-green leaves

a pale edge and red growth points.

and red shoots.

M: Nursery Hoekert (Netherlands)

brings the Little Leaves onto the

market; available from August 2015.

P: PBR.

Hebe ’Zander’ (HebeDonna Alexa)

Hebe ’Zia’ (HebePetita Pink)

W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

D: The Addenda association of

Dutch and Belgium growers has

entered three HebePetita’s for the

entered four new HebeDonna's for

new plant awards, including the

the new plant awards, including

variety Pink, which has a profusion

Alexa. It has attractive spikes of

of deep pink flowers that are nicely

small, deep purple flowers. The

balanced against the fresh green,

dark green, oval leaves are natu-

oval leaves.

rally glossy.

M: The Addenda group brings

M: The Addenda group brings Alexa

HebePetita Pink onto the European

onto the European market.

market.

P: PBR applied for.

Hebe ’Zif’(HebePetita White) W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

Hebe ’Zilk’ (HebeDonna Jenna)

D: The Addenda association of

W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

Dutch and Belgium growers has

D: The Addenda association of

entered three HebePetita’s for the

Dutch and Belgium growers has

new plant awards, including White,

entered four new HebeDonna'’s for

which is immediately recognisable

the new plant awards, including

by its creamy white flowers which

Jenna. The name means heavenly

form an attractive contrast against

& white. It has long spikes of soft

the dark green, elongated leaves.

white flowers. Lancet-shaped, fresh

M: The Addenda group brings

green leaves.

HebePetita White onto the

M: The Addenda group brings Alexa

European market.

onto the European market.

P: PBR applied for.

Hebe ’Zindy’ (HebeDonna Kamilla)

Hebe ’Ziw’ (HebePetita Blue)

W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

D: The Addenda association of

Dutch and Belgium growers has

entered three HebePetita’s for the

entered four new HebeDonna’s for

new plant awards, including Blue.

the new plant awards, including

It produces an abundance of deep,

Kamilla. The fresh green, lancet-

dark blue flowers over a long

shaped leaves form a wonderful

period. The elongated leaves are

and striking contrast against the

dark green.

bright pink flowers.

M: The Addenda group brings

HebePetita Blue onto the European

Kamilla onto the European market.

market.

P: PBR applied for.

W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

Novelties

Hebe ’Zofie’ (HebeDonna Hanna)

Helenium autumnale ’Short and Sassy’

W/B: Kjærgårdsminde (Denmark).

W/B: Gina M. Falcetti-Arnold (USA).

D: The Addenda association of

D: ’Short and Sassy’ is compact and

Dutch and Belgium growers has

sturdy in structure with cheerful

entered four new HebeDonna’s for

yellow flowers with brown centres.

the new plant awards, including

The flowering period is long, star-

Hanna. It is an extremely stylish

ting in the early summer and conti-

plant. Hanna has an intense red

nuing through to late autumn.

colour and wonderful glossy, dark

M: Remon Bakhuijzen and Gebr.

green and almost round leaves.

Alkemade (both Netherlands) intro-

M: The Addenda group brings

duce it to the European market.

Hanna onto the European market.

P: PBR (adm. Plantipp), Plant Patent

P: PBR applied for.

for ’Short ’n’ Sassy’

Helenium ’Betty’ (Ufo)

Helenium ’Carmen’ (Ufo)

W/B: N.P. Geerlings (Netherlands).

D: Compass Plants (Netherlands)

D: Compass Plants (Netherlands) is

is submitting three cultivars from

submitting three cultivars from the

the Helenium Ufo series for the

Helenium Ufo series for Plantarium.

Plantarium 2015 new plant awards.

They flower from the middle of

summer until the early autumn.

Compact 'Carmen' produces side

‘Betty’ is an attractive and striking

shoots directly from the ground.

bi-coloured Helenium. It reaches a

The flowers are yellow with orange

height of around 65-75 cm.

flushes and a dark-brown centre.

M: Compass Plants brings the Ufo

series onto the market

series onto the market.

P: -

Helenium ’Tom’ (Ufo)

Heuchera ’Black Sea’

W/B: N.P. Geerlings (Netherlands).

W/B: Dirk Scheys (France).

D: Compass Plants (Netherlands) is

D: ‘Black Sea’ is striking as a result

submitting three cultivars from the

of its black, glossy leaves. The plant

Helenium Ufo series for the new

starts flowering in May and conti-

plant awards. Compact ’Tom’ produ-

nues until September. The leaves

ces an abundance of flowers. The

are black/anthracite in colour and

large flowers are an attractive dark

the green flowers have dark stems.

red with a dark-brown centre, and

Leaf height around 25 cm, flower

the plant has dark stems. Height

height 70 cm. Extremely winter-

approx. 50 cm.

hardy.

M: Compass Plants brings the Ufo

M: Licences are issued by CNB New

series onto the market

Plants (Netherlands).

P: -

P: PBR.

Heuchera ’Flores Sea’

Heuchera ‘Mega Caramel’

W/B: Dirk Scheys (France).

W/B: Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye

D: ‘Flores Sea’ has silver leaves with

(France).

dark veins. The plant starts flo-

D: ‘Mega Caramel’ is a large-leaved

wering in May and continues until

Heuchera. The unique feature of

September. ‘Flores Sea’ produces

‘Mega Caramel’ is the remarkably

an abundance of pink flowers. Leaf

large caramel-coloured leaves.

height around 20 cm, flower height

The flowers are white/cream. Leaf

50 cm. Highly suitable for borders,

height around 40/50 cm, flower

but also in pots as a patio plant.

height 100 cm. Extremely winter-

Extremely winter-hardy.

hardy.

M: Licences are issued by CNB New

Plants (Netherlands).

P: PBR.

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137 GRIFFIOEN WASSENAAR BV 200 GRIFFIOEN,GEBR. 128 GROEN-DIREKT BOSKOOP 319 HAIFA NORTH-WEST EUROPE BVBA 305 HAWITA GRUPPE GMBH 218 HEMERT & CO SEEDS,VAN 63 HENNINGSEN AS 56 HERITAGE GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS USA 136 HERKUPLAST INTERNATIONAL 42 HILVERDAKOOIJ BV 148 HOCHBERG EXPORT ORNAMENTAL PLANTS LTD 207-216 HOEKERT BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ 86 HOOGENRAAD BV,HANDELSKWEKERIJ G. 61 HOOGEVEEN PLANTS BV 311 HOUDIJK DEN BOER BV 129 HOUTMAN LOGISTIEK 77 HULST TUINPLANTEN BV 207-216 HUYSMANS BV,KWEKERIJ 84 HYDRANGEA BREEDERS ASSOCIATION BV 303 ICL SPECIALTY FERTILIZERS/EVERRIS 92 ID’FLOR BVBA 264 ILEX SELECTTM 79 INFOGROEN SOFTWARE BV 222 ISLANDPLANT BV 207-216 ITEA,BOOMKWEKERIJ TECHNO JAVO BV 118 JIFFY PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL BV 64 JONG PLANT BV, DE 169 JONG TUINPLANTEN VOF,DE 174 JONG,BOOMKWEKERIJ E. DE 261 JUNGHEIM BOOMKWEKERIJEN 62 KEMPEN BV,F.N. 217 KOEKOEK BV,KWEKERIJ DE 15 KOLSTER BV 272 KOLSTER, BOOMKWEKERIJ JOS 293 KONGSBJERGGAARD JULETRAEER & SKOVBRUG 144 KONINGSTUIN,BOOMKWEKERIJ TECHNO KOOTER TRANSPORT BV 104 KORDES ROSES 207-216 KORTENHORST,BOOMKWEKERIJ 273 KORVER BOOMKWEKERIJEN 25 KOSTER, GARTNEREI THOMAS 135 KRIMPEN BV,VAN 72 KUYF BOOMKWEKERIJ & POTCULTURES,RON 167 LABAN, BOOMKWEKERIJ J.A. 45 LAKEI BOOMKWEKERIJEN 170 LANARI ALDO FLORICOLTURA DI LANARI GABRIELE 116 LEDSPROTECT 109 LEHEI GMBH 69 LEYBAERT BVBA 73 LINT BOOMKWEKERIJ,LÉON VAN 129 LOGISTIEK CENTRUM BOSKOOP TECHNO LOMMERS TUINBOUWMACHINES 274 LOOMAN,A.C. 107 LUBERA AG 154 LÜERS,BAUMSCHULEN & PFLANZENHANDEL H. 178 LUITEN,KWEKERIJ G.J. 207-216 MANNETJE, BOOMKWEKERIJ ‘T 318 MANTIS ULV BV 96/145 MATHOT PERNETTYA KWEKERIJ CV,M. 202a MATHOT POTCULTURES,JESPER 189 MEEGAA SUBSTRATES BV TECHNO MERCEDES-BENZ ALPHEN A/D RIJN 115 METAZET FORMFLEX VK-PRO 156 MOERHEIM NEW PLANT BV/MEILLAND 88 MOERINGS BV WATERPLANTENKWEKERIJ, R. 204 MOERINGS SKIMMIA 119 MPS 111 MULDERS VOF 161 NAKTUINBOUW 275 NIESING HEESTERKWEKERIJ,FIRMA J.C. 55 NL GREENLABEL 2 NOLINA KWEKERIJEN BV 207-216 NORTHPLANTS 149 NUNEN BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ A. VAN 143 OLSTHOORN HOEK VAN HOLLAND BV 120 OMNI SOLUTIONS GMBH 201 OOI VERMEERDERING,VAN 267 OPLOO TUINPLANTEN,VAN 268 OPRINS PLANT NV 176 OPTIPLUG 224 OUDEWEG WEST,KWEKERIJ 206 OUDIJK, BOOMKWEKERIJ AREND 20 OUT VOF,BOOMKWEKERIJ 94 PANNEBAKKER PLANTS BV 266 PEIJL TUINPLANTEN,VAN DER 288 PLANT HEALTH CURE BV

282 PLANTAS MEDITERRANEAS SL 181 PLANTEMO 294 PLANTFOCUS NV 8 PLANTIPP BV 259-263 PLANTMATCH 58 PLANTPORT BOSKOOP KWEEKSMAKELIJK BV 026-040 PLANTREGIO RHEIN-MAAS eV. 314 POPPELAARS KERSTBOMEN 302 PÖPPELMANN GMBH & CO. KG 3 POULSEN ROSER A/S 230 PUUR AROMA 197 RABOBANK FOOD & AGRITEAM OOSTLAND 182 RADEMAKER,GEBR. 1 RETAIL EXPERIENCE CENTRE 22 RHEINMAASFLORA KG 231 RIEL SIERPLANTENKWEKERIJ BV,VAN 276 RIJKAART BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ M.J. 277 RIJKAART,KWEKERIJ GEBR. G. & T. 21 RIJNBEEK & ZN. BV SAM® 66 RIJNBEEK BOOMKWEKERIJEN BV,B.D. 262 RIJNBEEK EXCELLENT PLANT 74 RIJNBEEK,BOOMKWEKERIJ ROBERT 51 ROOBEEK ,KWEKERIJ 205 ROOS BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ RONALD 219 ROOVERSHOF,KWEKERIJ 93 RÖTJES YOUNG PLANTS BV 117 ROVERO 89 SALM,GEBR. VAN DER 126 SAP HOLLAND 98 SAPHO 145 SAR-VERMAAT,MTS VAN DER 316 SBPI GARDENCY BV 309 SCHAIK RACK SOLUTIONS,FLOOR VAN 207-216 SCHOLTEN BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ JEROEN 306 SEUREN ROZENKWEKERIJEN BV,GEBR. 301 SLINGERLAND POTGROND BV 60 SLUITER ELLWOODII BV 7 SNEPVANGERS TUINPLANTEN BV 179 SPECIAL PLANT ZUNDERT BV 183 SPECIALE,TELERSGROEP 139 SPEK ROZEN BV,JAN 142 STARRE BV,VAN DER 290 STICHTING BEURSHAL 269 STOLWIJK & CO. BV,G.C. 6 STOLWIJK & ZN BOOMKWEKERIJEN BV,JOH. 308 STOLZE INSTALLATIETECHNIEK 147 STRAATHOF BV,J. 23 STRENG & ZN POTCULTURES,FA J.A. 50 SWINKELS VOF,VASTE PLANTENKWEKERIJ JOS 152 SZKÓLKA CLEMATISY 315 TESI FRANCO & STEFANO S.S. 91 TESSELAAR PLANTS 113 THERMOFLOR BV 278 TOL &CO,VAN 279 TOL VOF,RIEN VAN 285 TOPBUXUS BV 166 TORFHEIDE 1 TPK MEDIA & EVENTS 184 TSD IT BV 292 TUIJL POTS -TRAYS- STICKS,VAN 151 VALKPLANT BV 108 VEKEN CONIFEREN,VAN DER 4 VELUWEPLANT BV / LEEN KONIJN 48 VERGELDT & BOUTEN BOOMKWEKERS BV 164 VERHAGEN LEIDEN BV 221 VERY TASTY 55 VHG,BRANCHEVERENIGING 114 VINK BIO-PRODUCTS 287 VISIONS BV 280 VISSER BOOMKWEKERIJ VOF 99 VITRO WESTLAND BV 105 VITROCOM HOLLAND BV 75 VITROFLORA GRUPA PRODUCENTÓW SP. Z O.O 160 VLIET NEW PLANTS BV, VAN TECHNO VOETS TRACTOREN & WERKTUIGEN BV 67 VOS BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ LENDERT DE 263 VREDEBEST,KWEKERIJ 270 VURENS,BOOMKWEKERIJ AD 207-216 W&L GROENSERVICE 177 WAELE - WILWOODII,DE 41 WENSING, GARTENBAU 203 WERF,CLEMATISKWEKERIJ VAN DER 180 WETERING POTLILIUM BV 304 WEVAB BV 11 WEZELENBURG HANDELSKWEKERIJ BV,T. 155 WILGENBROEK,HET 291 WILLEMSTEIN HOVENIERS 173 WOUTERS BV,BOOMKWEKERIJ THEO 16 ZOEST BV,J. VAN 19 ZONNEBLOEM JONGE PLANTEN BV,DE

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Heuchera ’Pink Pearls’

Heuchera ‘Plum Power’

W/B: Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye

W/B: Luc Klinkhamer (Netherlands).

(France).

D: ’Plum Power’ is a vigorous

D: ‘Pink Pearls’ produces an

Heuchera villosa type with striking

abundance of pale pink flowers

leaf markings and a leaf colour

(middle of April until the middle of

which changes throughout the

September), with new flowers ope-

year, from burgundy through to a

ning every day. This long flowering

wonderful purple-pink with a silver

period makes it unique. The leaves

flush. From the end of June, ’Plum

are amber in colour. Leaf height

Power’ produces dark-pink flowers

around 15 cm, flower height 30 cm.

with a second flush in September.

M: Licences are issued by CNB New

M: Vitro Westland (Netherlands) is

Plants (Netherlands).

bringing the plant onto the market.

P: PBR.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Heuchera ’Red Sea’

Heucherella ’Art Nouveau’

W/B: Dirk Scheys (France).

D: The glossy leaves of ‘Red Sea’

‘Art Nouveau’ has a striking leaf

have a striking red/marmalade

colour and leaf markings. The

colour. The plant starts flowering

maple-shaped leaves are green

in May and continues until July.

with red markings in the centre.

The flowers are white/cream. Leaf

Leaf height 35 cm, flower height

height around 25 cm, flower height

60 cm. The white flowers are pro-

60 cm. The new variety is extre-

duced from April until October. It is

mely winter-hardy. Suitable for bor-

is extremely winter-hardy. Prefers

ders, and as pot/patio plant.

(semi)shade.

M: Licences are issued by CNB New

Plants (Netherlands).

P: PBR.

Heucherella ’Infinity’ W/B: AB-Cultivars (Netherlands).

Hibiscus syriacus ’Gandini van Aart’ (White Pillar)

D: ’Infinity’ has large dark, chocola-

W/B: Van Aart Nurseries (Netherlands).

te brown, velvety leaves which look

D: White Pillar is a naturally pillar-

like they have been dusted with

shaped Hibiscus, a unique growth

cocoa powder. The pink buds produ-

habit in the Hibiscus range. White

ce bright, almost white flowers. The

Pillar has bright white semi-double

unique feature of this plant is the

flowers. White Pillar flowers conti-

extremely long flowering period,

nuously from the end of July until

from May to November.

the end of October.

M: AB-Cultivars is bringing the vari-

M: Van Aart Nurseries is bringing

ety onto the market and entered it

the variety onto the market in con-

for the new plant awards.

junction with Valkplant.

P: PBR.

P: PBR (administrator Valkplant).

Hibiscus syriacus ’MINDOUB1’ (French Cabaret Pastel)

Hibiscus syriacus ’MINDOUR1’ (French Cabaret Red)

W/B: Minier Nurseries (France).

D: Sapho (France) has entered three

Hibiscus cultivars from the French

Caberet series for the new plant

awards. Pastel is a more powerful

awards. French Cabaret Red is pre-

refinement of ’Leopoldii’. The white

sented as a refinement of ’Duc de

pom-pom-shaped flowers are subt-

Brabant’. It grows more vigorously

ly flecked with pink and are pro-

and has a more upright habit with

duced slightly later in the season.

attractive leaves. The dark red, dou-

However, they are larger in size.

ble flowers appear in September.

M: Sapho is marketing Pastel.

M: Sapho is marketing Red.

P: PBR.

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Hibiscus syriacus ’MINDOUV5’ (French Cabaret Purple) W/B: Minier Nurseries (France).

Hydrangea macrophylla ’Dancing Snow’ (Doppio Bianco)

D: Sapho (France) has entered three

W/B: Toyokazu Ichie ( Japan).

Hibiscus cultivars from the French

D: Doppio Bianco is a white double-

Caberet series for the new plant

flowered lacecap variety. The outer

awards. French Cabaret Purple is a

ring has large double flowers,

refinement of ’Souvenir de Charles

whereas the centre is filled with

Breton’. It has original, double,

small double flowers. It flowers

violet-purple flowers which appear

earlier and it finishes flower later

on the plant in September.

than other macrophylla varieties.

M: Sapho is marketing French

M: Lendert de Vos (Netherlands)

Cabaret Purple.

brings it onto the European market.

P: PBR.

P: Plant Patent.

Hydrangea macrophylla ’ES14’ (Flair&Flavours Sweet Cupcake/Sweet Marshmallow)

Hydrangea macrophylla ’H212904’ (Kanmara)

W/B: Springmeadow Nursery (USA).

D: Kanmara has an unusual look.

D: ’ES14’ is sold as Flair&Flavours

The large flowers have unique

Sweet Cupcake and as Sweet

colour variations with special colour

Marshmallow. Sweet Cupcake has

accents. Kanmara is currently avai-

full, sweetly pink, large globe-sha-

lable in six different shades: pale

ped flowers. The blue-tinged ’ES14’

blue, bright pink, lilac, pale pink,

is sold as Sweet Marshmallow.

white or champagne. Each colour

M: Valkplant and Andre van Zoest

has its own character.

are marketing it in Europe.

M: HBA brings it onto the market.

P: PBR, Plant Patent applied for.

P: PBR.

Hydrangea macrophylla ’Ruby Tuesday’ (Magical Ruby Tuesday)

Hydrangea macrophylla ’Saxdifioros’ (Diva Fiore)

W/B: De Jong Plant / Hydrangea

Kühne (Germany).

Breeders Association (Netherlands).

D: Diva Fiore is a free-flowering

D: Magical Ruby Tuesday has deep

plant with a compact habit with

red globular blooms flecked with

sturdy shoots. The leaves are green.

black and green and an extended

It is available in the shades of pink,

flowering season. It is an addition

purple and blue and offers genuine

to the Magical Four Seasons range.

added value for garden lovers.

M: De Jong Plant will be mar-

M: Artmeyer Baumschule

keting it together with Kolster

(Germany) is bringing the variety

(Netherlands).

onto the market.

P: PBR.

Hydrangea paniculata ’PIIHPI’ (Baby Lace)

Hydrangea paniculata ’SMHPLQF’ (Little Quick Fire)

W/B: Mike Dirr (USA).

W/B: Timothy D. Wood (USA).

D: Baby Lace is compact and free-

D: Little Quick Fire stays small and

flowering. It carries masses of com-

flowers early in the season, bearing

pact, creamy-white blooms. The

white flowers which quickly change

pristine flowers contrast beautifully

to red/pink. It has sturdy red bran-

with the warm, dark green leaves.

ches which form an contrast against

After 7 years it attains a height of

the green leaves.

100 cm and a spread of 75 cm.

M: Brought onto the European

M: Baby Lace has been introduced

market by Mark & Rein Bulk and

to the European market by Alex

Valkplant (Netherlands).

Schoemaker (Netherlands).

P: PBR (adm. Valkplant), Plant

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Patent.

W/B: Hydrangea Breeders Association - HBA (Netherlands)

W/B: Jungpflanzen Claus & Torsten

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Hydrangea paniculata ’Vlasveld02’ (Confetti) W/B: Peter Vlasveld (Netherlands).

Hydrangea serrata ’MAK2’ (Flair&Flavours Strawberry 'n Cream/Blackberry Pie)

D: The panicle Confetti is compact

W/B: Springmeadow Nursery (US)

(120 cm high, 75 cm wide) with a

'MAK2' has strong branches and

bushy structure and sturdy bran-

flowers abundantly. Strawberry ’n

ches. The conical, gently fragrant

Cream has red umbelliferous flo-

flower panicles display light-hear-

wers with a creamy yellow centre.

ted colour variations from white to

The blue-tinged variant is sold

pink, with a little green on the top.

under the name Blackberry Pie.

Winter-hardy down to -30 °C.

M: Valkplant and Andre van Zoest

M: Peter Vlasveld Tuintechnieken is

(Netherlands) are bringing both

bringing it onto the market.

colours onto the European market.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp)

P: PBR

Ilex crenata ’Glorie Dwarf’ W/B: Gebrüder Barth Nursery

Lagerstroemia indica ’Milarosa’ (With Love Girl)

(Germany).

W/B: Piero Frangi (Italy).

D: ’Glorie Dwarf’, a sport of Ilex cre-

With Love Eternal has purple flo-

nata ’Glorie Gem’ is characterized as

wers and dark green leaves. The

the ideal alternative to box. It has

plant flowers extravagantly from

a far more compact habit than the

midsummer to late autumn. It is

mother plant. After 5 to 6 years it

notable for its compact, bushy habit

will reach a height of 50 cm and a

(60 cm high, 40 cm wide).

spread of around 70 cm.

M: About Plants Zundert, Groen-

M: Gebrüder Barth introduced it to

centrum Budel and Van Son & Koot

the European market.

(Netherlands) introduce it.

P: PBR (administrator Van Vliet

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Newplants).

Lagerstroemia indica ’Milavio’ (With Love Eternal)

Lonicera ’Celestial’

W/B: Piero Frangi (Italy).

D: The flowers of ‘Celestial’ are the

D: With Love Eternal has purple

colour of apricots, a combination of

flowers and dark green leaves. The

intense orange and pink. It flowers

plant flowers extravagantly from

from summer through to autumn,

midsummer to late autumn. It is

with lovely fragrance as an addi-

extremely robust; winter hardy

tional attraction. The dark green,

down to -18 °C.

healthy-looking leaves of this

M: About Plants Zundert, Groen-

honeysuckle are almost as striking

centrum Budel and Van Son & Koot

as the flowers.

(Netherlands) introduced With Love

M: Hoogeveen Plants introduces it

Eternal to the market.

to the market.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Loropetalum chinense ’Chang Nian Hong’ (Ever Red)

Miscanthus sinensis ’Navajo’

W/B: Mark Paul Griffith (US)

Symbiose (Netherlands)

D: Ever Red has intense red flowers

D: 'Navajo' is a small but outstan-

and striking dark brown leaves.

ding Miscanthus which reaches a

It produces a wealth of large, red

height of around 120 cm with a

flowers from early spring onwards.

pagoda-like habit (arching foliage).

After 7 years it can be expected

The foliage already starts turning

to reach a height of 75 cm and

red when the buds form in the

a width of 100 cm. Winter hardy

spring. The colour turns even redder

down to -10 °C.

in the late summer.

Van Son & Koot (Netherlands) intro-

M: CNB New Plants is the exclusive

duced it to the European market.

agent.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

P: PBR.

W/B: Barry Fretwell (UK).

W/B: Hans Mesker/CNB/Nursery

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Nandina domestica ’Manon’ (Sunset Boulevard)

Nandina domestica ’Twilight’

W/B: Boereboom Stekcultures

(USA).

(Netherlands).

D: The interplay of bronze, bright

D: A major advantage of Sunset

green and white make variegated

Boulevard is its compact size. Young

'Twilight' a real picture in the gar-

shoots come in a wide range of

den. The colours intensify in winter,

colours (orange, red, yellow, pink and

and as icing on the cake, spring

green) and keep their colour from

sees the plant developing a sultry

spring until late autumn. In winter,

pink glow. Height/width 50 cm.

colour changes to dark orange.

M: About Plants Zundert and Van

M: Boereboom Stekcultures is also

Son & Koot (Netherlands) introduce

marketing Sunset Boulevard.

it to the European market.

P: PBR (adm. Breederplants).

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp)

Nepeta subsessilis ’Blue Panther’

Parrotia persica ’JLPN01’ (Persian Spire)

W/B: Van Hemert & Co Seeds

W/B: JLPN Inc. (USA).

(Netherlands).

D: The foliage of Persian Spire

D: ‘Blue Panther’ is a bright blue,

emerges purple in the spring, tur-

large-flowered Nepeta which is

ning deep red with a striking purple

grown from seed and flowers

fringe as summer progresses and

during the first year. This sturdy

finally taking on yellow/reddish-

plant has a good branch structure

orange autumn hues.

and grows to around 20 cm high

M: Van Son & Koot and Bömer

and 25 cm wide.

Nursery(both Netherlands) are

M: Van Hemert & Co Seeds is also

introducing this Parrotia for smaller

bringing it onto the market.

gardens to the European market.

P:-

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Penstemon hartwegii ’Peptalk Red’

Phlox ’Early Red’ (Paniculata Group)

W/B: Bartels Stek/Dümmen Orange

(Netherlands).

D: ’PepTalk Red’ was selected for

D: ’Early Red’ is a addition to the

its bright red colour. It is a compact

early-flowering and compact Phlox

variety and forms together with

Early series. ’Early Red’ is mildew

’PepTalk Pink’, ’PepTalk Hot Pink’,

tolerant and can easily be grown in

’PepTalk Purple’ and ’PepTalk Cerise’

a relatively small pot. This novelty

an addition to the Dümmen Orange

is also suitable for autumn planting.

range of perennials.

M: Entered for Plantarium by

M: Brought onto the market by

Dümmen Orange, which is also

Dümmen Orange.

bringing it onto the market.

P: -

Photinia serratifolia ’Oploo5’ (Pink Crispy)

Prunus domestica ’Mirabelle Ruby’

W/B: Van Oploo Tuinplanten

W/B: Frank P. Matthews Ltd (UK).

(Netherlands).

D: ’Mirabelle Ruby’ is a mutation of

D: Pink Crispy has marbled leaves

P. d. ’Mirabelle’ and has a columnar

splashed with light and dark green.

habit. The oval, red fruits can be

The vivid red stems peeps out intri-

eaten straight from the plant but

guingly from under the leaves. The

they are also useful in jams. This

shoots are cheery deep pink. The

self-fertile prunus is ideal for the

plant is bushy but erect in habit.

smaller garden. It reaches 250 cm

Height 175 cm, width 100 cm.

in height; a spread of 80 cm.

M: Van Oploo Tuinplanten puts Pink

M: It has been introduced to the

Crispy on the market.

European market by Jos Frijns en Zn.

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

P: -

W/B: Magnolia Gardens Nursery

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Prunus laurocerasus ’GRPL19’ (Legend)

Prunus laurocerasus ’Rentan’ (Titan)

W/B: Guido Rouwette (Netherlands).

W/B: Rendering Nursery

D: The thick, glossy leaves of

(Netherlands).

Legend are unique. They have a

D: Titan is a strong plant, resistant

characteristic twist. The plant grows

to disease and winter hardy down

quickly and is upright and bushy in

to -22°C. It has a tall, spreading

form. It reaches 250 cm in height

and bushy habit, it grows to 125

and 100 cm in width. White flowers

cm in height and 100 cm in width,

appear in spring.

making it ideal for block planting.

M: Legend is brought onto the mar-

M: Titan is brought onto the market

ket by All Connect and Jos Selten

by All Connect and Jos Selten (both

(both Netherlands).

Netherlands).

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Prunus lusitanica ’Ybrazo’ (Tico)

Rosa ’Chewbullseye’ (Eye Of The Tiger)

W/B: Yves Breneliere (France)

W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

D: Tico is a new evergreen shrub

(Belgium)

with fast and vigorous growth. The

D: Nursery Robert Rijnbeek (Nether-

bronze-coloured shoots gradually

lands) has entered six roses from

change to a pale and vivid green,

the Persica Roses series for the

providing a nice contrast against

new plant awards. These fragrant

the red leaves. In the autumn, the

single-flowered roses have a colou-

leaves change to bronze green.

red centre. Eye Of The Tiger has yel-

Extremely winter-hardy.

low flowers with a red centre.

M: Sapho (France) is bringing the

M: Brought onto the market by Jan

variety onto the market.

Spek Rozen (Netherlands).

P: PBR.

P: -

Rosa ’Chewcoeye’ (Eye To Eye) W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

Rosa ’Chewdelight’ (Angel Eyes)

(Belgium)

W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

D: Nursery Robert Rijnbeek

(Belgium).

(Netherlands) has entered six roses

D: Nursery Robert Rijnbeek (Nether-

from the Persica Roses series for

lands) has entered six roses from

the new plant awards. These fra-

the Persica Roses series for the

grant single-flowered roses have

new plant awards. These single-

a coloured centre. The extremely

flowered roses have a coloured

free-flowering Eye To Eye has dark

centre. Angel Eyes has pale pink

pink flowers with a red centre.

flowers with a dark pink centre.

M: Brought onto the market by Jan

Spek Rozen (Netherlands).

P: -

Rosa ’Cheweyesup ’ (For your eyes only)

Rosa ’Interbablitlig’ (Cream Babylon Eyes)

W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

W/B:: Interplant Roses

(Belgium).

(Netherlands).

D: Nursery Robert Rijnbeek

D: Five Babylon Eyes patio roses

(Netherlands) has entered six roses

are submitted to the new plants

from the Persica Roses series for

awards. These are freely flowering

the new plant awards. These single-

roses with striking, open, bicoloured

flowered roses have a coloured cen-

flowers and hearts. Cream Babylon

tre. For your eyes only has orange

Eyes has flowers ranging from yel-

flowers with a dark orange centre.

low to cream, with darker centres.

M: Brought onto the market by Jan

M: Brought onto the market by B.D.

Spek Rozen (Netherlands).

Rijnbeek Nurseries.

P: PBR applied for.

Novelties

Rosa ’Intereybabeuq’ (Queen Babylon Eyes)

Rosa ’Intereybabnus’ (Sunshine Babylon Eyes)

W/B: Interplant Roses (Netherlands).

D: Five Babylon Eyes patio roses

are submitted to the new plants

awards. These are freely flowering

roses with striking, open, bico-

roses with striking, open, bicolou-

loured flowers and hearts. Queen

red flowers and hearts. Sunshine

Babylon Eyes has fuchsia pink

Babylon Eyes has red flowers in a

flowers with a red/white centre.

multiplicity of shades, with centres

Withstands periods of drought/cold.

ranging from red to yellow.

M: Brought onto the market by B.D.

Rijnbeek Nurseries

P: PBR applied for.

Rosa ’Intereybabroc’ (Coral Babylon Eyes)

Rosa ’Intereybabsap’ (Pastel Babylon Eyes)

W/B: Interplant Roses (Netherlands).

D: Five Babylon Eyes patio roses

are submitted to the new plants

awards. These are freely flowering

roses with striking, open, bico-

loured flowers and hearts. Coral

loured flowers and hearts. Pastel

Babylon Eyes displays flowers in a

Babylon Eyes has flowers in a

variety of pink shades with yellow/

variety of orange tints with yellow/

red centres.

M: Brought onto the market by B.D.

Rijnbeek Nurseries

P: PBR applied for.

Rosa ’Pejbigeye’ (Eyes For You)

Rosa ’Vispersun’ (Persian Sun)

W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

(Belgium).

D: Nursery Robert Rijnbeek

(Netherlands) has entered six roses

(Netherlands) has entered six

from the Persica Roses series for the

roses from the Persica Roses series

new plant awards. These extremely

for the new plant awards. These

free-flowering, healthy, single-flo-

single-flowered roses have a colou-

wered roses have a coloured centre.

red centre. Eyes For You has pink

Persian Sun has fragrant orange flo-

flowers with a purple centre.

wers with a dark orange centre.

M: Brought onto the market by Jan

Spek Rozen (Netherlands).

P: -

Rubus ideaus ’NR7’ (Ruby Beauty)

Salvia nemorosa ’Caramia’

W/B: Plant and Food Research New

Orange (Netherlands).

Zealand (New Zealand).

D: The dark stems of ’Caramia’

D: Ruby Beauty is the first com-

make it a striking addition to the

pact raspberry. The plant has an

Salvia nemorosa range. The flowers

extremely good branch structure

are dark purple. The plant has a

and only reaches a height of 1 m. It

compact habit, a good branch struc-

bears fruit on 2-year-old stems, up

ture and flowers in its first year.

to 1.5 kilos per plant.

M: Entered for Plantarium by

M: Hoogenraad (Netherlands) is

Dümmen Orange, which is also

bringing the variety onto the mar-

ket.

P: PBR.

P: -

W/B: Warner (UK)/Viva Roses

W/B: Bartels Stek / Dümmen

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Salvia nemorosa ’Salute White’

Salvia nemorosa ’Spring King’

W/B: Bartels Stek/Dümmen Orange

(Netherlands).

D: ’Spring King’ is truly the ’King’ of

D: ’Salute White’ is an addition to

the early-flowering Salvias. A new

the Salute series. This pure white

Salvia with extremely early (first-

’Salute White’ has good cultivation

year) flowering, outstanding culti-

properties and flowers in the first

vation properties, wonderful plant

year. Just like the Salute’s this new

presentation and a good branch

addition flowers early.

structure. The flowers are purple.

M: Entered for Plantarium by

Dümmen Orange, which is also

bringing it onto the market.

P: -

Salvia ’SERENDIP6’ (Love and Wishes)

Sambucus nigra ’Jdeboer001’ (Golden Tower)

W/B: John Fisher (Australia).

W/B: Jan de Boer (Netherlands).

D: Love and Wishes is the third vari-

D: Golden Tower has an elegant,

ety in the Salvia Wish series. It has

narrow and upright habit. This elder

striking dark wine-red flowers with

is also characterised by its spec-

dark calyxes (May to October). The

tacular green-yellow leaves which

plant has glossy dark green leaves

are very deeply cut. Attractive

and the stems are chestnut brown.

white flower heads appear in the

M: Plants for Europe (UK) is

summer. This shrub is winter-hardy

bringing it onto the market and

down to -22°C.

Florensis (Netherlands) entered it

M: Brought onto the market by

for the new plant awards.

Jesper Mathot (Netherlands)

P: PBR (adm. Plants for Europe).

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp)

Sambucus nigra ’Obelisk’ W/B: Szmit Nursery (Poland).

Sambucus racemosa ’Walfinb’ (Welsh Gold)

D: ’Obelisk’ is a shrub which

W/B: Alan G. Walmsley (UK).

reaches a height of 3 to 4 m and

D: Welsh Gold has superb, deeply

has a pyramidal habit. This robust-

incised leaves in an almost lumi-

looking shrub produces huge

nous yellowish green. In summer

quantities of flowers and berries.

they bear white flowers, followed

’Obelisk’ is extremely winter-hardy

by eye-catching red berries. This

(zone 5a, down to -30°C). Ideal for

red elderberry has a pleasingly

smaller gardens or as a hedge.

compact habit.

M: Szmit Nursery has brought

M: Jesper Mathot, Stekbedrijf

’Obelisk’ onto the market.

Bergs and Lendert de Vos (all from

P: PBR (administrator

Netherlands) supply it.

Breederplants).

P: PBR (administrator Plantipp).

Sedum ’Dazzleberry’ (Sunsparkler)

Sedum ’Firecracker’ (Sunsparkler)

W/B: Chris Hansen (USA).

D: Three new varieties from the

Sedum Sunsparkler series have

been submitted to the new plant

been submitted to the new

awards. They produce a profusion

plant awards. They are compact.

of large flowers. ’Dazzleberry’ has

’Firecracker’ has red leaves and

bluish-purple foliage and large,

large pink flowers. It shows good

deep pink flowers.

resistance to hot conditions

M: In the Netherlands De Noordpoel

and Gebr. Th. & W. Alkemade intro-

duced it to the market.

P: USPPP, PBR (adm. Plantipp).

W/B: Bartels Stek/Dümmen Orange

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Sedum ’Lime Zinger’ (Sunsparkler)

Sedum telephium ’Eline’ (Yellow Matrona)

W/B: Chris Hansen (USA).

W/B: Jan Dijkstra (Netherlands).

D: Three new varieties from the

D: Yellow Matrona is a Sedum

Sedum Sunsparkler series have

which has yellow flowers and the

been submitted to the new plant

leaf colour and growth habit of

awards. ’Lime Zinger’ has green

S. ’Matrona’. It has a good branch

leaves fringed with red. The soft

structure, flowers in August and

pink flowers are large and the plant

reaches a height of 35-40 cm.

copes with high temperatures.

M: Licences are exclusively issued

M: In the Netherlands De Noordpoel

by CNB New Plants (Netherlands)

and Gebr. Th. & W. Alkemade intro-

which also entered the plant for

duced it to the market.

the new plant awards.

P: USPPP, PBR (adm. Plantipp).

P: PBR

Sedum telephium ’Touchdown Teak’

Skimmia japonica ’Adriana’

W/B: Janet N. Egger (USA).

D: ’Adriana’ is a mutant of Skimmia

D: ’Touchdown Teak’ is an outstan-

japonica ’Rubella’. The unique

ding rock garden plant, particularly

feature of ’Adriana’ is that it flo-

for hot, dry locations. The plant

wers from August until March,

has extremely glossy red-brown to

with striking green/white flowers

purple-brown leaves on red stems.

which change to brown/red in the

The pink-red star-shaped flowers

autumn.

appear in the summer.

M: Nursery Het Slagmoer is brin-

M: Brought onto the Europaen

ging the variety onto the market

market by Gootjes-AllPlant

and entered it for the new plant

(Netherlands).

awards.

P: Plant Patent, PBR.

P: -

Spiraea betulifolia ’COURISPI01’ (Pink Sparkler) W/B: Jacques Couturieux (France).

Symphoricarpos chenaultii ’Kolcover’ (Magical Hancock Carpet)

D: Pink Sparkler has a compact

W/B: Kolster (Netherlands).

habit and makes excellent ground

D: Magical Hancock Carpet is a

cover. The leaves are pale green. It

low-growing, ground-covering

is the first Spiraea betulifolia vari-

shrub which reaches a height of

ety with a coloured inflorescence

around 50 cm. The green leaves are

and produces a profusion of pale

very fine and the plant has a good

pink flowers in May and June.

branch structure.

M: Sapho (France) entered the

M: Kolster is bringing it onto the

variety for Plantarium and is also

European market in conjunction

bringing it onto the market.

with Boot & Co (Netherlands).

P: PBR applied for.

P: PBR.

W/B: Het Slagmoer (Netherlands).

Weigela ’Velda’ (Ebony and Ivory)

The texts are based on the details provided bij the entrants. De Boomkwe-

W/B: Bert Verhoef (Netherlands).

kerij does not take responsibility for and cannot be held liable for any errors

D: Ebony and Ivory is an attractive

and/or omissions in these descriptions. If needed, errata will be published

low-growing Weigela which flowers

on the website www.DeBoomkwekerij.nl.

continuously. The bright white flo-

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wers have an orange-yellow centre

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Handel en retail willen op Plantarium gr Plantarium is traditiegetrouw het moment dat veel kwekers en veredelaars hun noviteiten tonen aan het publiek. Is dit voor de handel ook hét moment om kennis te maken met de nieuwigheden in het sortiment? Velen vinden van wel, als de noviteiten dan ook echt nieuw zijn.

Op Plantarium worden jaarlijks tussen de 80 en ongeveer 100 noviteiten getoond. Kwekers en veredelaars kiezen dus voor dit moment om collega-kwekers en handel te laten zien wat er aan nieuwe producten beschikbaar is. De handel krijgt op deze manier op één centrale plaats de gelegenheid om een overzicht te krijgen van de vernieuwingen binnen het sortiment. „Voor ons is Plantarium daarom altijd wel een beurs waar alle medewerkers van ons bedrijf naar toe gaan. Het geeft je in een relatief korte tijd de mogelijkheden om te zien wat er verkrijgbaar is. Bovendien nemen er natuurlijk veel kwekers deel aan de beurs. waardoor het ook een goed moment is om veel leveranciers in korte tijd te zien en te spreken”, aldus Chris Verbeek van R&G-Export in Boskoop. Voor het Boskoopse handelsbedrijf zijn noviteiten erg belangrijk. „Het is altijd de eerste vraag als je bij klanten komt: ’Wat is er nieuw?’

Wij maken in het voorjaar en in het najaar speciaal een boekje met een overzicht van de nieuwigheden voor onze klanten. Hieruit rollen meestal de eerste bestellingen. Ze geven eerst aan welke nieuwe planten ze willen en hoeveel en vervolgens welke reeds bekendere planten ze allemaal nog willen.”

Ideale moment Is Plantarium ook het moment om kennis te maken met vernieuwingen binnen het sortiment? Verbeek: „Op de beurs krijg je een mooi overzicht. Veel van de getoonde ’noviteiten’ hebben we echter al eerder gezien. Dat komt enerzijds omdat wij veel vaste leveranciers hebben, die ons vaak al een kijkje geven in hetgeen er aankomt. Zij willen natuurlijk ook weten of er bij hun afnemers interesse in het nieuwe product is.” Deze preview bij kwekers is volgens Verbeek echter

MENING

’Voor ons bedrijf is Plantarium het ideale moment’ Voor Rijnbeek en Zn uit Boskoop is Plantarium de beurs waar ze het nieuwe sortiment aan het kwekers en handel laten zien. „Wij staan op veel verschillende beurzen, maar voor ons is Plantarium de belangrijkste beurs als het gaat om noviteiten. Daar zijn eigenlijk twee redenen voor”, meent Arno Rijnbeek. „Plantarium is een beurs met een internationaal karakter waardoor je de noviteiten gelijk aan een groot publiek kan laten zien. De enige beurs die dit ook of nog sterker heeft, is IPM in Essen. Maar dan speelt de tweede reden mee, want januari is voor ons product niet het meest ideale moment. Wij nemen wel deel aan IPM, maar noviteiten zijn daar slechts mondjesmaat te zien.”

niet de enige reden, dat veel van de getoonde noviteiten al voor de beurs gezien zijn. „Tussen de aangemelde noviteiten zit een aanzienlijk deel dat al één of zelfs enkele jaren in de handel verkrijgbaar is. Als je echter ergens een etiket ’Nieuw’ op hangt, moet het volgens mij ook wel echt nieuw zijn. Een product dat al één of enkele jaren in omloop is, ook al is het in beperkte mate, is niet nieuw.” Volgens Verbeek moet de beurs er dan ook strenger op toezien dat aangemelde noviteiten echt nieuw zijn. „Het zou niet sterk overkomen als de winnaar van de noviteiten-award uiteindelijk een plant is die al langer in omloop is.”

De noviteiten die het bedrijf laat zien, zijn voor het overgrote deel van het publiek ook echt nieuw. „Een select groepje klanten van ons heeft de nieuwigheden vaak al gezien. Voor ons is dit belangrijk om te peilen wat de reacties op de plant zijn. Zo loop ik met een enkeling ook door de proefvelden heen waar potentiële noviteiten staan, gewoon om te horen wat ze er van vinden. Ik kan namelijk iets heel mooi vinden, maar als onze klanten het niks vinden, heeft het niet zoveel zin om een dergelijke plant in de markt te zetten. Het aftasten en peilen voor de officiële introductie is dus belangrijk om te kunnen bepalen of een plant potentie heeft.”

Samen kijken Ook voor de inkopers van Intratuin zijn veel van de getoonde noviteiten lang niet altijd echt nieuw, meent

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m graag echte nieuwigheden zien mer is natuurlijk heel veel promotie gemaakt. Er is enkele jaren veel vraag naar de plant geweest, maar die vraag zakt nu snel in. Misschien heeft iedereen er al één in de tuin staan en is de markt verzadigd, of misschien zijn mensen er op uitgekeken. Een voorbeeld van een plant met een blijvende groeiende vraag is Geranium ’Rozanne’. Soms weet je ook niet altijd waarom de ene plant een blijvende hit is, waar andere na enkele jaren weer van het toneel verdwijnen.”

Nieuw of vernieuwend

’Nieuw moet ook wel echt nieuw zijn’.

Nick Henneken van Intratuin Zoetermeer. „Voor onze organisatie is het echter wel een goed moment om de ’noviteiten’ te bekijken. Onze inkopers zijn het hele jaar aan het rondkijken wat er aan nieuwe planten aan zit te komen, maar de mensen bij de individuele Intratuinen doen dat niet. Plantarium is voor onze organisatie daarom hét moment om met mensen van diverse Intratuinen samen met onze inkooporganisatie te kijken wat er nieuw is en gezamenlijk te beslissen welke van deze planten we graag in de winkels willen zien.” Op die manier wordt er door handelsbedrijven overigens ook tegen de beurs aangekeken. „Het is wel een moment waarop wij enkele van onze vaste klanten kunnen laten zien wat er beschikbaar is. Bovendien kunnen ze op de beurs de planten in het echt zien, dat is toch heel

anders dan een plant beoordelen op een foto”, aldus Verbeek.

Promotie Of een noviteit uiteindelijk ook interessant is, verschilt per introductie. „Enerzijds moet een plant het publiek natuurlijk aanspreken, maar als tuincentrum merken we ook dat promotie erg belangrijk is”, aldus Koos van Haaster van Tuincentrumketen De Bosrand. „Een plant kan nog zo goed zijn, zonder promotie blijft de vraag beperkt. Dan moet je het vooral van impulsaankopen hebben. Met een goede landelijke promotie, komen mensen echt gericht naar je winkel voor een specifieke plant.” Van Haaster nuanceert zijn eigen uitspraak echter ook. „Een plant moet natuurlijk ook gezond zijn en goed in de smaak liggen. Voor een plant als Hydrangea Endless Sum-

Verbeek kan nog wel een reden aanvoeren waarom sommige noviteiten nooit een succes worden: „Niet alle nieuwe planten zijn ook daadwerkelijk vernieuwend. Als een plant nauwelijks verschilt van de al beschikbare soorten, zal niemand het gewas als noviteit erkennen en is de kans op succes redelijk klein.” Verbeek pleit daarom dat geïntroduceerde noviteiten kritischer beoordeeld worden, voor ze op de markt worden gezet. „Een nieuwigheid moet ook daadwerkelijk vernieuwend zijn. Met name visuele kenmerken zijn daarbij belangrijk. Planten die minder last hebben van een bepaalde ziekte zijn teeltechnisch misschien interessant, maar worden in de markt niet herkend als nieuw.” Een noviteit moet vooral in de eerste jaren geld opleveren. De investering van het veredelen en het aanvragen van de licentie moet in die periode betaald worden. „Dat wil toch vaak zeggen dat een noviteit al snel minimaal 20 cent duurder is dan andere planten van het soort. Dat is een meerprijs die je alleen krijgt als klanten een plant ook daadwerkelijk als nieuw herkennen. Photinia serratifolia Crispy Pink (’Oploo5’) is daar een goed voorbeeld van. Dit is echt een Photinia die afwijkt van alles wat er al is. Dat is een noviteit die daadwerkelijk het predicaat nieuw verdient.” < De Boomkwekerij 17A (21 augustus 2015)

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Tekst: Guus Wijchman Foto: Gerdien de Nooy

Plantarium als een van de beurzen vo Hoe belangrijk is Plantarium internationaal gezien voor de introductie van nieuwigheden? Die vraag is voorgelegd aan diverse buitenlandse professionals die van de introductie en de marketing van noviteiten hun specialisme hebben gemaakt. De internationaal opererende licentiebureaus zijn positief: Plantarium is één van de belangrijke beurzen.

Nederland telt ettelijke licentiebureaus. Elk jaar zorgen zij voor een xaantal inzendingen voor de nieuwighedenkeuring van Plantarium. Buiten onze landsgrenzen zijn echter ook dergelijke bureaus actief. Sommige zijn regelmatig op Plantarium aanwezig als standhouders, zoals Blooms of Bressingham uit Engeland en Anthony Tesselaar International uit Australië. Staan ze niet op Plantarium, dan leggen ze toch vaak een bezoek af aan de beurs. Dat laatste doen bijvoorbeeld Geoff en Maureen Needham van het Amerikaanse PlantHaven International. Plantarium timmert aan de weg waar het gaat om introducties. Andere vaktentoonstellingen kennen echter ook noviteitenkeuringen. Bovendien hebben heel wat nieuwigheden die op Plantarium te zien zijn, hun debuut eerder op een andere beurs meegemaakt, zoals op de IPM in het Duitse Essen, Salon du Végétal in Angers of op de National Plant Show in Stoneleigh Park, Engeland. Is een nieuwigheid in een ander werelddeel voor het eerst gelanceerd, dan duurt het soms geruime tijd voordat die op Plantarium wordt gekeurd. Omgekeerd duiken Plantariumnieuwigheden later op op buitenlandse en ook overzeese beurzen. Blijft de vraag hoe belangrijk Plantarium is in vergelijking met de ’concurrentie’.

Ideale beurzen Phillip Townshend van Anthony Tesselaar International meent zonder meer dat Plantarium een belangrijke rol vervult voor de lancering van nieuwe planten en/of concepten van dit bureau. Het bureau heeft zijn thuisbasis in Australië. De

laatste jaren staat het steevast op Plantarium. Townshend noemt deze vaktentoonstelling in een adem met de Duitse IPM en de Amerikaanse Cultivate. Alle drie vaktentoonstellingen ziet hij als ideale beurzen voor veredelaars en hun agenten om nieuwigheden onder de aandacht van een vakpubliek te brengen. Het bezoek aan deze vaktentoonstellingen krijgt de laatste jaren een steeds internationaler karakter. Dat maakt het voor standhouders zoals Anthony Tesselaar International mogelijk om met sleutelfiguren in de sierteelt in contact te komen uit contreien die anders wellicht veel moeilijker te bereiken zouden zijn. Welke nieuwigheid op welke beurs wordt gelanceerd laat het bureau voor een belangrijk deel afhangen van de aard van het bezoek aan zo’n beurs. „Verschillend publiek, verschillende beurzen en verschillende regio’s, overal kunnen de reacties op nieuwigheden anders zijn. Ons aanbod moet aansluiten bij wat de verschillende markten willen.”

Te veel medailles Door de diversiteit en de kwaliteit van het bezoek aan Plantarium heeft deze beurs een prominente plek op de kalender van Anthony Tesselaar International. „Ons enige punt van kritiek is dat er op deze vaktentoonstelling wellicht te veel medailles worden uitgereikt en er te veel categorieën zijn. Wanneer er goud, zilver en brons naar zo’n diversiteit aan producten gaan, verliezen de onderscheidingen hun waarde en aanzien”, zegt Townshend. Het lijkt er volgens hem wel sterk op dat door de onafgebroken stroom

van nieuwigheden die elk jaar op de markt verschijnen, veel ’nieuwe’ of ’innovatieve’ producten het volgend jaar al weer zijn vergeten. Dit nog voordat zij hun potentie op de markt hebben kunnen waarmaken.

Meer dan beurzen alleen Blooms of Bressingham uit het Verenigd Koninkrijk staat voor de belangen van een divers gezelschap veredelaars uit verschillende landen en is actief in onder meer Noord-Amerika, Australië en Europa. Alistair Lorimer is voor het bureau in Europa het aanspreekpunt voor licentiehouders, kwekers en retailers in de tuinbranche. Lorimer benadrukt dat vakbeurzen slechts een van de instrumenten zijn voor het onder de aandacht brengen van nieuwigheden. Hij wijst ook op trials, sociale media, blogs, e-mail en persoonlijke ontmoetingen. Lanceert Blooms of Bressingham nieuwigheden op vaktentoonstellingen dan doet dat bureau dit bijvoorbeeld op Plantarium en op de Amerikaanse vakbeurs Cultivate. „De Nationale Plant Show in Engeland is in dit opzicht ook nuttig”, zegt hij. „Waar en wanneer de nieuwigheid wordt getoond, heeft onder meer te maken met de beschikbaarheid.”

Stokpaardjes Net als zijn collega’s heeft Lorimer inmiddels nieuwigheden op heel wat beurzen voorbij zien komen. Het is hem daarbij onder meer opgevallen dat vooral nieuwe planten die het goed doen bij de kweker én bij de eindgebruiker in trek zijn. „De eindgebruiker wil grootse prestaties met zo weinig mogelijk omkijken”,

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en voor nieuwigheden FlowerTrials goed platform Voor PlantHaven International zijn ook FlowerTrials een uitgelezen mogelijkheid om nieuwe vaste planten, heesters en eenjarigen te lanceren. Zij heeft het in eerste instantie over de Amerikaanse tegenhanger van de Nederlands/Duitse FlowerTrials. De California Spring Trials (CAST) zijn voor PlantHaven International als ’thuiswedstrijd’ wellicht nog belangrijker. „Daar verwelkomen wij veel buitenlandse relaties. Het is daarmee geen puur Amerikaanse aangelegenheid meer.” Als tweede platform in de Verenigde Staten noemt ook Needham Cultivate in Ohio. Kijkt ze naar Europa dan komt ze toch terecht bij de al genoemde FlowerTrials in Nederland en Duitsland. Verder noemt zij de IPM in het Duitse Essen en zeker ook Plantarium. Die Europese beurzen zijn dé ideale mogelijkheid voor de Europese licentiehouders van PlantHaven International om hun introducties te tonen. „Een goed voorbeeld hiervan is Dümmen Orange die dit jaar tijdens de FlowerTrials onze nieuwe Gaillardia en Leucanthemum variëteiten toonde. Op Plantarium is het bijvoorbeeld Vitro Westland die onze introducties laat zien.”

Ideaal tijdstip voor Plantarium

In 2014 werden op Plantarium ruim honderd nieuwigheden gepresenteerd.

voert hij als een van zijn stokpaardjes aan. PlantHaven International, gevestigd in Santa Barbara, Calfornië (VS) zag in 1997 het levenslicht. Geoff en Maureen Needham registreerden een toenemende behoefte bij veredelaars voor goed advies en de juiste vertegenwoordiging van hun belangen op de Noord-Amerikaanse markt. Inmiddels is het uitgegroeid tot een internationaal opererend bureau dat

veredelaars wereldwijd assisteert bij het naar de markt brengen van nieuwigheden. Beurzen zijn wat Maureen Needham betreft uitermate belangrijk voor de introductie van nieuwigheden. „Er zijn zoveel introducties dat geweldige nieuwe variëteiten over het hoofd kunnen worden gezien wanneer hun presentatie onvoldoende is en het geroezemoes daar omheen ontbreekt.”

Over Plantarium zelf is zij bijzonder positief. „Die beurs wordt gehouden in een tijd van het jaar waarin vaste planten kunnen worden geshowd zoals ze van nature zijn, zonder ze te forceren. Dat geeft van zo’n plant een correcte indruk.” Daarbij haalt Needham ook het internationale publiek aan dat Plantarium bezoekt. De vraag welke ontwikkelingen zij bij haar regelmatige bezoeken aan internationale vakbeurs waarneemt, is voor Needham dé gelegenheid om te wijzen op de toegenomen kwaliteit van de introducties. „Er is werkelijk sprake van doorbraken in de veredeling. En kwekers vragen om planten die voor een echte verbetering staan”, besluit zij. < De Boomkwekerij 17A (21 augustus 2015)

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Name

Adress

Country

Website

E-mail

Name

Aan de Dijk Nursery

Dijkweg 99, 9984 NX Oudeschip

Netherlands

www.siergrassenaandedijk.nl

Van Aart Nurseries

Groene Woud 33B, 4731 GT Oudenbosch

Netherlands

www.vanaartboomkwekerijen.nl

info@vanaartboomkwekerijen.nl

De Jong

AB-Cultivars

Burgemeester Tonckensstraat 47, 7921 KB Zuidwolde

Netherlands

www.ab-cultivars.com

info@ab-cultivars.com

Jos Cam

About Plants Zundert

Kleine Heistraat 2C, 4884 ME Wernhout

Netherlands

www.aboutplants.nl

peter@aboutplants.nl

Jos Frijn

Johanne

Jos Selt

Albert Breneliere, see: Brenelière Nursery Neil Alcock

Jungpfla

Seiont Nurseries, Cae’r Glyddyn, Pontrug, Caernarfon,

Kjærgå

Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 2BB

http://seiontnurseries.com

André Briant Jeunes Plants

La Bouvinerie, BP 10015, 49180 St Barthelemy d’Anjou, Cedex

France

www.andre-briant.fr

Anthony Tesselaar International

327 Monbulk Road, Silvan, Victoria 3795

Australia

www.tesselaar.com

contactus@tesselaar.com

Kloosterallee 16, 8167 LT Oene

Netherlands

www.allconnect.nl

info@allconnect.nl

Gebr. Th. en W. Alkemade, see: Gebr. Th. en W. Alkemade

Kolster

Living C

Alex Schoemaker, see: Alex Schoemaker All Connect

Lucasse

Lendert

Magno

Allplant see: Gootjes-AllPlant

Mark P verkoop@senseofnature.nl

Jesper M

Asra Plant

Oude Tramweg 4, 2321 Meer

Belgium

www.asraplant.eu

Ball Ornamentals

622 Town Road West Chicago, IL 60185|2698

USA

www.ballornamentals.com

Bartels Stek / Dümmen Orange

P.O. Box 26, 2678ZG De Lier

Netherlands

http://dummenorange.com

Gebr. Barth Baumschulen

Feldlinie 42, 26160 Bad Zwischenahn

Germany

http://www.barth-baumschulen.de

info@barth-baumschulen.de

Moerhe

B.D Rijnbeek Nurseries

Halve Raak 49, 2771 AC Boskoop

Netherlands

www.bdrijnbeek.nl

info@bdrijnbeek.nl

Neil Alc

Brenelière Nursery

44 C rue Marcel Brunelière, ZI Seiglerie, 44270 Machecoul

Frankrijk

www.pepiniere-breneliere-machecoul.fr

pep.breneliere@orange.fr

Pépiniè

Boereboom Stekcultures

Oirschotsedijk 11, 5657 AD Eindhoven

Netherlands

http://stekcultures.boereboom.nl

stekcultures@boereboom.nl

Peter M

Boot & Co

Rijneveld 12, 2771XT Boskoop

Netherlands

www.boot.nl

info@boot.nl

Peter V

Breederplants

Gravestein 56, 2804 GV Gouda

Netherlands

www.breederplants.nl

info@breederplants.nl

Peter d

Burpee NL

Rivierdijk 431, 3361 AK Sliedrecht

Netherlands

Jos Cammeraat Nursery

Zuidkade 105, 2771 DT Boskoop

Netherlands

CNB New Plants

P.O. Box 31, 2160 AA Lisse

Netherlands

Compass Plants

Jacqueline van der Waalsheem 25, 2182 ZN Hillegom

Netherlands

Concept Plants

Brunel 21, 3401 LJ IJsselstein

Netherlands

www.conceptplants.com

info@conceptplants.com

Coonen

Op den Bosch 10, 5991 NE Baarlo

Netherlands

www.boomkwekerijcoonen.nl

info@boomkwekerijcoonen.nl

Pépiniè

De Jong Plant

Alfensvaart 11, 2771 NM Boskoop

Netherlands

www.dejongplant.nl

info@dejongplant.nl

Johan P

Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye

Pépinières Delabroye, Rue Roger Salengro, 40 Hantay 59496

France

www.mytho-fleurs.com

plantesvivacesdelabroye@orange.fr

Remon

Diderk Heinje GmbH & Co. KG

Rüsseldorf 6, D-26188 Jeddeloh 1

Germany

heinje.de

baumschule@heinje.de

Nursery

Mike Dirr

2580 Antioch Church Rd, Watkinsville GA 30677

USA

www.plantintroductions.com

newplants@baileynurseries.com

Rijnbee

Eden’s Creations

P.O. Box 24, 8096 ZG Oldebroek

Netherlands

http://edens-creations.com

info@edens-creations.eu

Sandrin

Ergon Kwekerij

Bokt 14a, Postbus 601, 5600 AP Eindhoven

Netherlands

www.ergon.nu

kwekerij@ergon.nu

Thierry

Eternal Plant Boijl

Dwarsvaartweg 71, 8392 MT Boijl

Netherlands

Fleuroselect

Parallel Boulevard 214d, 2202 HT Noordwijk

Netherlands

www.fleuroselect.com

info@fleuroselect.com

Dirk Sch

Florensis

P.O. Box 32, 3330 AA Zwijndrecht

Netherlands

www.florensis.com

florensis@florensis.com

Alex Sc

Frank P. Matthews Ltd Trees for Life

Berrington Court, Tenbury Wells, Worcs, WR15 8TH

www.frankpmatthews.com

enquiries@fpmatthews.co.uk

Het Sla

GASA Germany

Delbrückstraße 16, 47623 Kevelaer

Germany

www.gasa-germany.de

info@gasa-germany.de

Szmit N

Gebr. Th. en W. Alkemade

Rooversbroekdijk 121, 2161 LP Lisse

Netherlands

www.gebr-alkemade.nl

info@gebr-alkemade.nl

Van Son

Gootjes-AllPlant

Witte Paal 66, 1742 NV Schagen

Netherlands

www.gootjes-allplant.com

info@allplant.nl

Jan Spe

Mark Paul Griffith

2580 Antioch Church Rd, Watkinsville GA 30677

USA

www.plantintroductions.com

newplants@baileynurseries.com

Spring

Groencentrum Budel

Randweg-Oost 19, 6021 PA Budel

Netherlands

groencentrumbudel@hetnet.nl

Stekbed

Chris Hansen

Box 137, Zeeland, MI 49464

USA

www.sunsparklersedums.com

Hebe Center Holland

Noorwegenlaan 26, 2391 PW Hazerswoude-Dorp

Netherlands

www.hebecenterholland.nl

info@hebecenterholland.nl

Thierry

Heidezüchtung Kurt Kramer

Edammer Straße 26, 26188 Edewecht

Germany

www.heidewelt.de

info@heidewelt.de

Travers

Van Hemert & Co.

Schotlandlaan 16, 2391 PP Hazerswoude

Netherlands

www.vanhemertseeds.com

sales@vanhemertseeds.com

Hoekert

P.O. Box 24, 8096 ZG Oldebroek

Netherlands

www.hoekert.nl

info@hoekert.nl

Boomk

Hoof Zevenaar

Dijkweg 25, 6905 BA Oud Zevenaar

Netherlands

www.bhoof.nl

info@bhoof.nl

Valkpla

V.C. Hooftman Boomkwekerij

Koetsveld 3, 2771 AM Boskoop

Netherlands

http://hooftman|boomkwekerij.nl

info@hooftman|boomkwekerij.nl

Van Aa

G. Hoogenraad Wholesale Nursery

Rijksweg 30a, 6744 WB Ederveen

Netherlands

www.hoogenraadplant.nl

info@hoogenraadplant.nl

Van He

Hoogeveen Plants

Denemarkenlaan 14, 2391 PZ Hazerswoude

Netherlands

http://hoogeveenplants.nl

info@hoogeveenplants.nl

Van Op

Huisman Boomkwekerij

Kooiweg 28, 2771 WJ Boskoop

Netherlands

www.huisman-boomkwekerij.nl

Hydrangea Breeders Association

Achterweg 58A, 1424 PR De Kwakel

Netherlands

www.hydrangeabreeders.nl

info@hydrangeabreeders.nl

Van Vlie

Interplant Licensing

Broekweg 5, 3956 NE Leersum

Netherlands

www.interplantroses.nl

mail@interplant.nl

Piet Ve

Jaap van Griethuizen

Hazerswoude

Netherlands

www.starquality.nl

Jan Willem Wezelenburg Nurseries

Burgemeester Smitweg 59, 2391 NE Hazerswoude

Netherlands

www.wezelenburg.nl

Jan Spek Rozen

Zijde 155, 2771 EV Boskoop

Netherlands

http://rozen.com

info@rozen.com

1118 Lancaster Drive NE #409, Salem, OR 97301

USA

http://jlpnliners.com

info@jlpnliners.com

Mike D

De Noo

Van Op

Piet Ve

Chris Hansen, see: Chris Hansen

Plants M info@cammeraatpotcultuur.nl

PlantHa

Plantipp

www.cnb.nl

Plants F

Dirk Scheys see: Dirk Scheys

B.D Rijn

Sapho,

Gebr. Barth Baumschulen, see: Gebr. Barth Baumschulen

Hans Verweij, see: Hans Verweij

Symbio

Terra N

Het Slagmoer, see: Nursery Het Slagmoer

V.C. Hoo

Van Son

Hans Ve

Jan Dijkstra, see: Aan de Dijk Nursery

Vitro W

Wezele

Nurseri

Jesper Mathot , see: Jesper Mathot JLPN

Peter d

J. van Z

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Adresses breeders

Name

Adress

Country

Website

E-mail

Johannes van Leuven Gartenbaubetrieb

Ilmenweg 39, 47608 Geldern

Germany

www.van-leuven-gartenbau.de

van.leuven@t-online.de

elise@boomkwekerij-frijns.nl

De Jong Plant: see De Jong Plant Jos Cammeraat Nursery see: Jos Cammeraat Nursery Jos Frijns en Zn.

Groot Welsden 30, 6269 EV Margraten

Netherlands

www.boomkwekerij-frijns.nl

Jos Selten Nursery

Hazenkampweg 21, 5964 PE Meterik

Netherlands

http://josselten.nl

Jungpflanzen Claus und Torsten Kühne

Radeburger Landstraße 12, 01108 Dresden, OT Weixdorf

Germany

www.kuehne-jungpflanzen.de

info@kuehne-jungpflanzen.de

Kjærgårdsminde Gartneriet

Odensevej 53, 5800 Nyborg

Denmark

www.kjaergaardsminde.dk

mail@kjaergaardsminde.dk

Kolster

Rijneveld 122 a, 2771 XR Boskoop

Netherlands

www.kolster.nl

info@kolster.nl

Lucassen Boomkwekerij

Oude Zutphenseweg 6/A, 7251 JX Vorden

Netherlands

www.lucassen|boomkwekerij.nl

info@lucassen|boomkwekerij.nl

Lendert de Vos

Gouwedreef 1, 2811PX Reeuwijk

Netherlands

www.lendertdevos.nl

info@lendertdevos.nl

Magnolia Gardens Nursery

1980 Bowler Road, Waller, TX 77484

USA

http://magnoliagardensnursery.com

sales@magnoliagardens.com

Spoelwijkerlaan 3B, 2771NB Boskoop

Netherlands

www. jespermathot.nl

info@jespermathot.nl

De Noordpoel

Poelweg 22, 1424 PB De Kwakel

Netherlands

www.noordpoel.nl

info@noordpoel.nl

Moerheim New Plant

Weteringweg 3a, 2155 MV Leimuiderbrug

Netherlands

www.moerheim.com

info@moerheim.com

Wouwerbeekseweg 2B, 4854 NC Bavel

Netherlands

www.vanoplootuinplanten.nl

info@vanoplootuinplanten.nl

Living Creations, see: Alex Schoemaker

Mark Paul Griffith, see: Mark Paul Griffith Jesper Mathot Mike Dirr, see Mike Dirr

Neil Alcock, see: Neil Alcock Van Oploo Tuinplanten Pépinières Brenelière see: Brenelière Nursery Peter Moore

www.bredbypetermoore.co.uk

peter@bredbypetermoore.co.uk

Insteek 65, 2771 AA Boskoop

Netherlands

www.vlasveldtuintechnieken.nl

info@vlasveldtuintechnieken.nl

Plants Management Australia

P.O. Box 54, Dodges Ferry, Tasmania 7173

Australia

www.pma.com.au

amanda@pma.com.au

PlantHaven International, Inc.

P.O. Box 3056, Santa Barbara, CA 93130-3056

USA

www.planthaven.com

new.plants@planthaven.com

Plantipp

Brunel 21, 3401 LJ IJsselstein

Netherlands

www.plantipp.eu

reinier@plantipp.eu & peter@plantipp.eu

Plants For Europe

27 Maypole Cottages, High Hurstwood, UCKFIELD, UK

www.plantsforeurope.com

graham@plantsforeurope.com

Belgium

plantencentrum@arboretumkalmthout.be

Peter Vlasveld Tuintechnieken Peter de Winkel, see: Peter de Winkel Piet Vergeldt see: Vergeldt Boomkwekerij

East Sussex TN22 4AJ Pépinières Travers, see Travers Nursery Johan Possemiers Remon Bakhuijzen

Burgemeester Smitweg 90, 2391 NG Hazerswoude-Dorp

Netherlands

Nursery Rendering

Groot Deunkweg 10, 7122 RS Aalten

Netherlands

www.rendering.nl

info@rendering.nl

Reijerskoop 281, 2771 BK Boskoop

Netherlands

www.rijnbeek.com

info@rijnbeek.com

France

www.sapho.fr

olivier.pantin@wanadoo.fr

B.D Rijnbeek Nurseries, see: B.D Rijnbeek Nurseries Rijnbeek en Zoon Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye, see: Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye Sapho, Olivier Pantin Dirk Scheys

Pépinière des Deux Caps | 4, rue Jules Ferry, 62720 Réty

France

Alex Schoemaker/Living Creations

Rijneveld 37, 2771 XX Boskoop

Netherlands

www.alexschoemaker.com

info@alexschoemaker.nl

Het Slagmoer Nursery

Grote Heistraat 16, 4884 JB Wernhout

Netherlands

www.hetslagmoer.nl

info@hetslagmoer.nl

Szmit Nurseries

Szkółka Drzew i Krzewów Ozdobnych, P chcin, ul. Kwiatowa 18, 06-400 Ciechanów

Poland

www.szmit.pl

szmit@szmit.pl

Dongenseweg 3A, 5171 NA Kaatsheuvel

Netherlands

www.sonkoot.nl

info@sonkoot.nl

Van Son & Koot

info@deuxcaps.fr

Jan Spek Rozen, see: Jan Spek Rozen Spring Meadow Nursery

12601 120th Ave, Grand Haven, MI 49417

USA

http://springmeadownursery.com

Stekbedrijf Bergs

Geusert 13, 6093 NR Heythuysen

Netherlands

www.bergs.nl

Symbiose Nursery

Willemstad 15, 8426 HA Appelscha

Netherlands

Terra Nova Nurseries

10051 S. Macksburg Rd. Canby, OR 97013

USA

www.terranovanurseries.com

45590 Saint-Cyr-en-Val

France

www.clematite.net

Valkenburgerlaan 64, 2771 DA Boskoop

Netherlands

www.vipforplants.com

janssen@vipforplants.com

Van Vliet New Plants

Stroeërweg 45, 3776 MG Stroe

Netherlands

newplants.nl

info@newplants.nl

Piet Vergeldt Boomkwekerij

Horsterdijk 103, 5973 PM Lottum

Netherlands

www.pietvergeldt.com

info@pietvergeldt.com

Hans Verweij Grassenerf

Reijerskoop 305a, 2771 BL Boskoop

Netherlands

www.grassenerf.nl

Vitro Westland

Haantje 17 a – c, 2288 CV Rijswijk (ZH)

Netherlands

www.vitrowestland.nl

info@vitrowestland.nl

Peter de Winkel

Douvenberg 34, 47574 Goch

Germany

www.dewinkel.de

info@dewinkel.de

J. van Zoest Clematis nursery

Reijerskoop 148, 2771 BT Boskoop

Netherlands

http://clematisinfo.nl

info@bergs.nl info@symbiose-kwekerij.nl sales@terranovanurseries.com

Thierry Delabroye, see: Sandrine & Thierry Delabroye Travers Nursery

Domaine de Bellevue, Chemin des Montées,

V.C. Hooftman Boomkwekerij, see: V.C. Hooftman Boomkwekerij Valkplant/VIP for Plants Van Aart Nurseries, see: Van Aart Nurseries Van Hemert & Co., see: Van Hemert & Co. Van Oploo Tuinplanten, see: Van Oploo Tuinplanten Van Son & Koot, see: Van Son & Koot

Wezelenburg, Jan Willem – see: Jan Willem Wezelenburg Nurseries

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