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Dianthus in Full Spolight for Colombia's Dianthus Week - 5 Reasons to Attend This Event

What better way to celebrate its impact than by going to Dianthus Week coming up in Bogota from March 10-14?

By: THURSD. | 06-03-2025 | 3 min read
Floral Events Flowers
Dianthus Week Colombia

Let's talk about Dianthus week in Colombia, shall we? This floral variety has been stealing the show for more than 2,000 years. Stemming its origins from Asia and the Mediterranean, not only has it been eternally admired, but has also played a significant role in everyday life. Used in medicine, decoration, and ceremonies, it became a staple flower across cultures. Colombia has taken center stage as one of the leading producers of Dianthus, thanks to its ideal climate and growing demand worldwide. And what better way to celebrate its impact than Dianthus Week coming up in Bogota from March 10-14?

Colombia - The Leading Dianthus Land

Dianthus Week is an annual event that has successfully put this flower in the spotlight, cementing its reputation as one of the most beloved and symbolic flowers in Colombia and beyond. This initiative was born from the vision of nine leading national and international breeders, all with a shared goal: to show the world why Dianthus is the modern, resilient, and endlessly adaptable flower that everyone needs. Intrigued and want to attend? Keep reading!

 

Danziger at Dianthus Week Colombia
Danziger present at Dianthus Week Colombia

 

Beautiful red carnation decor at Dianthus Week
Rodolfo La Rota, Manager of Propagar Plantas

 

Who Is It For?

This week brings together key players in the floral industry, creating a space where insightful and powerful networking, discussions, and business opportunities flourish.

 

Shallima with pink carnations
Shallima Turizo attending a previous edition of Dianthus Week in Colombia

 

Here’s who benefits from attending:

 

SB Talee carnations Colombia
SB Talee from Colombia 

 

This event is about discovering why Dianthus is shaping the future of floristry. Will you be part of it? Here are a few more benefits of attending this year's Dianthus Lalaland.

 

Dianthus assortment by Hilverdaflorist
Dianthus display by Hilverdaflorist

 

Colombia’s Dianthus Week Blooms Big – Don’t Get Left Behind!

Are you still wondering if you should attend it? Here are five extra reasons to get your bags packed and head to Colombia's capital.

1. Meet the Top Breeders in the Industry

Get to know the nine breeders who will be showcasing their best Dianthus varieties. This is a unique chance to learn directly from the experts who are shaping the future of this incredible flower.

 

Meeting breeders at Dianthus Week
Products by Ball SB

 

2. Experience Dianthus at Its Finest

From classic favorites to the newest innovations, explore Dianthus in all its forms. Whether you're looking for inspiration or market insights, this event is the ultimate display of the flower’s versatility.

 

Gorgeous colorful carnations

 

3. Take Advantage of Exclusive Networking Opportunities

Dianthus Week is a place to connect with growers, breeders, florists, and industry leaders who share your passion. Build valuable relationships and discover new business opportunities.

 

Dianthus Week in Bogota Colombia

 

4. Gain First-Hand Knowledge from Experts

Engage in discussions with leading professionals and get insider knowledge on the latest trends, cultivation techniques, and market demands for Dianthus.

 

Colombian carnations assortment

 

5. Get Inspired by Creative Floral Designs

Explore how florists and designers incorporate Dianthus into unique, creative arrangements. Whether you work with flowers or simply enjoy them, you’ll find plenty of inspiration to take away.


Floral designs during Dianthus Week
A floral design using Barberatus by Dümmen Orange

 

Are you ready to be part of the movement? These events are incredibly beneficial for the flower industry!

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