
Solidago
Solidago canadensis
Our largest programme. Dense, feathery plumes on a strong straight stem, cut at the stage that travels and opens in the vase.

Consistent quality. Reliable supply. Grown in Kenya for professional flower buyers.
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Solidago and the two eucalyptus lines lead the programme and the season is planned around them.

Solidago canadensis
Our largest programme. Dense, feathery plumes on a strong straight stem, cut at the stage that travels and opens in the vase.

Eucalyptus cinerea
Small round powder-blue leaves on a fine stem, with the scent the leaf is bought for. Cut at the stage that holds its bloom rather than the stage that fills a box fastest.

Eucalyptus polyanthemos
The large rounded coin leaf, on a straighter and heavier stem than Baby Blue. Used where a bouquet needs structure and volume rather than texture.
Limonium runs alongside as a core programme line; the rest come through our grower network. All of it packs on the same airway bill, so one bouquet costs one freight minimum.

Limonium perezii / latifolium
50 cm to 70 cm · 12-18 days

Gypsophila paniculata
60 cm to 80 cm · 10-14 days

Dianthus caryophyllus
50 cm to 70 cm · 14-21 days

Dianthus caryophyllus
50 cm to 70 cm · 14-18 days

Limonium sinuatum
50 cm to 70 cm · 14-21 days

Chrysanthemum indicum
60 cm to 80 cm · 14-21 days

Hydrangea macrophylla
50 cm to 70 cm · 7-12 days

Delphinium elatum
70 cm to 90 cm · 7-10 days

Eryngium planum
60 cm to 70 cm · 14-21 days

Rosa hybrida
40 cm to 80 cm · 8-14 days

Rosa hybrida
40 cm to 70 cm · 8-14 days

Rosa hybrida
40 cm to 60 cm · 5-8 days

Rosa hybrida
40 cm to 60 cm · 5-8 days

Rosa (Austin selections)
40 cm to 60 cm · 4-7 days


Five steps, from the mail you send us to the box at your cold store.
Send the varieties, stem lengths, quantities and where it has to land. A list in a mail is enough to start.
We go to our growing partners with your specification and confirm what can actually be cut for you, in what volume and from when.
A written price against the agreed specification, quantity and shipment, so you can compare it with what you pay now.
Once confirmed we coordinate harvesting, grading, packing and export preparation against that same specification.
We book the shipment and keep you posted while it travels. Pallet photos before it leaves, on request.

Between Naivasha and the slopes of Mount Kenya the days are bright and the nights drop close to ten degrees. That swing slows the plant, which gives a tighter head, a thicker neck and a deeper colour.
It is why a Kenyan stem still looks fresh on day six in a Dutch shop, and why we buy above 1,800 metres even when a lower farm quotes less.

Europe is where most of our volume goes: out of Nairobi on the booked flight to your destination airport. Nothing goes through the Dutch clock, which saves a day of handling and a margin.
Pre-cooled within the hour of cutting, sealed into pre-chilled boxes and held at 2 to 4 degrees through the export process, with the temperature logged.
We also ship into Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Tell us the destination and we quote the route with it.

Tell us the lines, the lengths and the volume. We check availability with our growing partners and come back with a written quote, grade, pack and freight included.
