| Selected varieties |
| Take a look here for information about promoting specific varieties – cut flowers and plants. There are ideas and images to help you promote these in your shops. |
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12/11/2009
Focus on Amaryllis
Cut Amaryllis is best known as a typical Christmas product. But this is limiting to a product whose colour range and availability is much more than red and white.
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05/08/2009
Chrysanthemums: Tropical Beach, Baby!
The summer of 2009 boasts colours like white, purple and lime for crazy Chrysanthemums, which can be used perfectly for creative adventures for the first or last day at school. It’s the trend to hide subtle treasures from the beach in these arrangements.
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03/07/2009
Orchid
The orchid family is one of the largest plant families in the world. The number of varieties is estimated at around 20,000. More than one thousand genera are known worldwide and these are divided among dozens of sub-species.
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04/02/2009
Lily
The lily is a strong, stately flower and has a characteristic, spicy fragrance. Do you know the differences between the varieties?
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01/01/2009
JustChrys...in the UK
With over 400 varieties available to chose from why do the trade tend to stock the same varieties week in, week out?
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11/12/2008
Amaryllis
We all love something grand and different…Over 3 years our promotion aim has been to promote amaryllis as ‘not luxury but affordable and extending availability beyond Christmas’.
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