A big purple-red flower that lifts up every floral artwork
Scabiosa Sweet Cherry Scoop is a big purple-red flower that lifts up every floral artwork. It's year-round available, so fits every season.
The Scabiosa Scoop® varieties are brightly colored, cushion-shaped flowers, belonging to the Dipsacaceae family. They fit perfectly in spring bouquets and seem to have just been picked fresh from the fields. The vase life is excellent and the flowers gradually open to their full size.
Founded in 1953, Danziger is today one of the world’s most innovative floriculture companies. We are engaged in the research, breeding, development, propagation, production, sale and marketing of varieties of cut flowers, annuals and perennials – creating extraordinary flower varieties and beautiful assortments that help customers along the entire value chain achieve extraordinary success. Beginning in the 1950’s as the dream of Ernest and Zehava Danziger, our company has grown into a major floriculture producer, with over 500 million cuttings of Danziger varieties planted each year, in more than 60 countries. We continue to dream big, exploring new ways to capture the market’s imagination, while staying true to our family tradition being personally committed to our customers and employees, and doing business with integrity and respect for the environment. Danziger is proud to be at the forefront of scientific breeding of varieties. We operate one of the industry’s largest R&D departments, with a breeding team numbering over 100 employees, including scientists, professional breeders, and researchers with PhDs, Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from leading academic institutes. We partner closely with the Faculty of Agriculture at Hebrew University and the world renowned Volcani Center of Agricultural Research. Complementing our portfolio with respected genetics from other leading breeders, Danziger manages over 600 elite varieties – with superior genetics and traits – under breeders’ rights, and hundreds of the company’s varieties are registered under Plant Breeding Rights (PBR) and Plant Patents all over the world.
