Kobayashi is a world leader in the breeding and development of cut flowers, potted plants, succulents, perennials, and annuals.

Orange oil is extracted from the peel of oranges through a natural cold pressing method. Companies like Dümmen Orange are using it to reduce the use of chemical crop protection.

Chris Freeman is well known in the flower business through his director and managerial positions with major breeding companies including Ball FloraPlant, Fischer, and Syngenta Flowers.

The company’s latest sustainability report, “Growing Together,” offers a view into the company’s sustainability policy and its commitment to a sustainable value chain.

By using graphical tracking and temperature tracking tools, growers can offer perfect poinsettia retail specs to their partners.

The I’Conia Begonia Series has been popular for a while, and two new colors made it stand out even more at the 2023 California Spring Trials.

Dümmen Orange’s Intrinsa Plant Power technology is helping build resistance to tobacco mosaic virus in petunias. Here’s a closer look at new plants featured at the 2023 California Spring Trials.

Dümmen Orange intends to concentrate on breeding, propagating, and selling its own succulent genetic material in higher market segments.

Heather VonAllmen will lead West Coast foliage and succulent sales for Dümmen Orange, while Cory VonEgidy will focus on the Mid-Atlantic region for Bailey.

Nathan Lamkey, McHutchison and Vaughan’s Horticulture president, will become regional head in North America for Dümmen Orange.

During the 2023 California Spring Trials, Greenhouse Grower’s Julie Hullett and Allan Armitage were impressed by the dark foliage of Dümmen Orange’s New Dahlia Revelation Series.

Dümmen Orange wants all its production sites to be fully certified to Floriculture Sustainability Initiative standards by January 2025.

During the 2023 California Spring Trials, Carl Kroon of Dümmen Orange, discussed how the company is following the three ESG pillars to implement new sustainability practices.