Every month, a special plant deserves a stage - and this is the time to inspire your customers with a new star from our range. 

As a plant wholesaler, our mission is to provide you with plants that not only impress, but also perfectly match the seasons and the latest garden trends.
With this monthly spotlight, we give you not only a look at a popular plant, but also sales tips and a link to the best value for money guarantee. From colourful flowers to strong houseplants, our plant of the month is an absolute must-have for your customers!

Keep innovating, keep inspiring. Make sure your range always remains surprising with our monthly plant in the spotlight. This month? A real eye-catcher that will get everyone moving!
 

Geranium/Pelargonium

This month, we’re putting the geranium in the spotlight. Strictly speaking, we’re referring to the Pelargonium, but ‘geranium’ remains the popular name in everyday language and in shops. Geranium and pelargonium are actually two different plant genera. The ‘true’ geranium is a perennial and can be seen in gardens in shades of blue, purple, pink and white. The pelargonium is the plant you usually see in window boxes and on balconies. It is less tolerant of the cold and is therefore grown as an annual.

We supply a wide range of varieties, including the elegant Geranium peltatum (double hanging geranium) and balcony geranium, ideal for window boxes and hanging baskets thanks to their lush, trailing growth and profuse flowering. We also offer the popular zonal geraniums (‘upright’ varieties), known for their sturdy structure, large flowers and excellent performance in bedding and pots. You’ll also find scented geraniums with us, and of course the ‘true’ geraniums…

Geraniums guarantee strong sales results and a long shelf life. As a plant wholesaler, you know how important it is to be able to rely on a trustworthy range that meets the needs of garden centres and end customers. Geraniums have a long flowering period and, thanks to their robust nature, they can withstand the sun and a bit of rough handling. Don’t hesitate to get in touch to find out more about our terms and conditions.