Le magazine des fleurs et plantes stabilisées
Preserved flowers & plants magazine
Tout pour comprendre pourquoi les fleurs et végétaux stabilisés sont des produits écologique d’avenir.
All about why preserved flowers and greeneries are ecological products of the future.
Not everyone has a green thumb, especially since plants are not naturally made to flourish in interior spaces. We already can heard you thinking out loud: “Well then why are they called houseplants? ». Has a plant ever grown alone in the wall of your apartment? If so, you should review your home insulation. Otherwise, be aware […]
The vast majority of flowers found in the West come from other continents. This massive import requires the use of many means to deliver flowers on time and in good condition. As soon as they are cut, a race against time is launched. They travel in a refrigerated plane in an emergency, to try to […]
As we know, the vast majority of flowers sold in Europe come from neighbouring continents, where their production requires various uses and not always very ecological methods. Between fertilizers, pesticides and high water requirements, the production of cut flowers has a significant impact on the environment. We are also talking about the use of air […]
Flowers, it’s beautiful, it’s pure, it’s natural … This ephemeral pleasure is not without consequences for the environment. The production of cut flowers requires the use of pesticides, fertilizers and water. It may require the use of an air conditioning system (hot or cold) or artificial light. In the case of a preserved flower, the original […]
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The cut flower is a must for florists. Yet, how many of them are produced to end up in the trash? From the production, a sort is made. All the flowers that come out of the ground are not suitable for sale. The same applies to flowers intended for stabilization. On average, one flower in […]
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