Round the Clock Week 22 New Plants and Cut Flowers

New developments such as products, concepts, and packaging are available every week. You, as a grower, trader, florist, or consumer, love to stay informed and be the first to know. Therefore, to stay on top of some wonderful novelties, this is your weekly update on all relevant new wanna-haves on the market.

This is what's hot at the marketplaces in Week 22.

1. De Hoge Es - Hydrangea Luxor Milka

Hydrangea Luxor Milka by De Hoge Es

Hydrangea Luxor Milka by De Hoge Es is available in 80 cm on the clocks of Royal FloraHolland.

2. Tembla Flowers - Maya Geraldon Wax & Blushing Brides Ayoba® Pretty N Pink

Maya Geraldon Wax by Temba Flowers

Blushing Brides Ayoba Pretty N Pink by Temba Flowers

Maya Geraldon Wax & Blushing Brides Ayoba® Pretty N Pink by Temba Flowers on the clocks of Royal FloraHolland.

3. Moerman Lilium (Decorum) - Roselily Irvana and Roselily Nadia®

Roselily Irvana by Moerman Lilium — *Roselily Irvana by @Moermanlilium*

Roselily Nadia by roselilyofficial — *Roselily Nadia® by @Roselilyofficial*

Roselily Irvana and Roselily Nadia® by Moerman Lilium are available in heavy-quality from Decorum Plants & Flowers.

See You Next Week!

This concludes this week's 'Round the Clock. Check back next week for more floral and planty inspiration!

Featured image: Roselily Nadia® by @roselilyofficial.

FAQ

What is 'Around the Clock'?

'Round the Clock' is your weekly brief update on (mostly) flowers and plants that are newly available on the market or back in season.

By following the weekly 'Round the Clock' on Thursd.com, you will not miss what's hot for the next week!

Can you also show your products here?

Yes, you can. Just send an email with your request to hello@thursd.com, preferably a few weeks ahead of the actual introduction, and you will be guided to the Thursd editor for an appearance in 'Round the Clock'.

What do you need to appear in 'Round the Clock'?

Thursd collects information about the products, like the name of the grower and/or breeder, the name of the variety (botanical name, trade name), and when it will become available.

And, of course, one or two good images of the flower and plant to show it to the Thursd audience.