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GROWTH! - Dare to dream

During the World Cup Floral Art in The Hague, floral designer Hanneke Frankema moved the audience with one powerful message: Dare to dream. She shared her passion for floral design and how her dreams became reality. Discover her final show GROWTH! online now.

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Flowers from afar: sustainability starts at the source

“I am a flower. Born on fertile soil high in the Andes. Every day I felt the sun, drank fresh water, and sensed the caring hands of the people who raised me with attention. My leaves were inspected, my shoots carefully trimmed. All to ensure I would be strong enough to make a long journey. So tha...

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Flowers from afar: How FM Group builds a supply chain that works

Many consumers and florists take a critical look at imported flowers. In part 1, we explored how public perception is often shaped by incidents widely covered in the media. “Local” is assumed to be better by definition. The reality? It’s much more nuanced.

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Bloomshare 2025 Recap

Last week, everything at FM Group revolved around our in-house fair: Bloomshare 2025! This third edition proved to be an incredibly valuable experience. For florists and wholesalers: here are the key insights from Bloomshare, from trends to new services.

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FSI Certification: Your step-by-step plan to 2027

Do you have questions or need support with certification? This video walks you through the certification process step by step, explaining what FSI is, how to become certified, and most importantly, when you need to be ready.

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Young florists shine during GROWTH!

More and more young florists are seizing unique opportunities to showcase their talent in floral design. And because floral designer Hanneke Frankema, just like FM Group, believes in the new generation and the value of education and craftsmanship, she gave this chance to seven young talents.

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Part 3: What you sell matters - On the road to honest flowers with Gerbera United

At Gerbera United, the journey has already begun. The fight against pests is no longer waged with chemicals, but with life. Tiny predatory mites, bugs, and beetles keep the crop in balance. Not because it has to be that way, but because it can be - and because it’s better. For the environment, for the people working with it, and for the future.

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Part 2: Gerbera United and FM Group: The reality of biological pest control

We all say it: we want flowers and plants we can feel good about. Grown without chemicals, with respect for people, animals, and the planet. But the moment a flower isn’t completely “perfect” – when there’s a bug visible or a spot on a leaf – we turn up our noses. We want the results of sustainab...

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Part 1: Gerbera United - Growing with a mission

New on Circles: the Triptych! Three perspectives, one story. In three consecutive parts, we explore a current theme in floriculture. Always with a practical approach, room for multiple voices, and a clear translation into what it means for you as a green professional.

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Father’s Day: power to the men with plants and flowers

In many countries it is Father’s Day on 16 June. The perfect occasion to put dad in the spotlight. Be creative and different: offer more than beautiful plants alone, make sure to have stunning floral pieces ready to go. ‘A great start would be these flowers and plants combos.’

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Bloomshare 2025: Save the date for FM Group’s open house

Join us from 3 to 6 November 2025 for Bloomshare - FM Group’s annual event showcasing the people, passion, and innovation behind our work. We look forward to welcoming you for a unique behind-the-scenes experience. More details coming soon, stay tuned!

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The power of women in the floral industry: Plant Buyer Nienke Nijenhuis

As International Women's Day approaches, we want to spotlight Nienke Nijenhuis, our passionate plant buyer. "The flower industry is fast, dynamic, and sometimes tough. As a woman, you often have to prove yourself a little more, but that makes it fun and challenging," Nienke says. She hopes to see more women in the industry, especially since most flowers and plants buying consuments are women.