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It is time again for the annual harvest forecast, now an annual column in the Fluwel News Blog. The entire bulb sector has set their alarm clocks for a quarter past half seven on Sunday morning, to...

This week, I would like to tell you more about a different part of Fluwel, one that does not really relate to flower bulbs as much as usual.

This week it’s time for a topic I haven’t talked about in a while: Land van Fluwel. If you read my blog often, you probably already know that the hamburgers are good, but as I know that besides tha...

Well, what shall I talk about? High on my wish list are Land van Fluwel and the Candy Store to write about sometime. At the moment I am waiting for a delicious Hamburger in the cozy restaurant of L...

You have to neglect her a bit, she likes that. I'm doing pretty well, she's next to my computer and I can tell you with a clear conscience; it's the ugliest plant I have in my house.

A film with an abundance of flowers made in cooperation with Amsterdam Tulip Museum, Colorblends, and Fluwel.

Yes, let's start off a bit lightheartedly

“Call the fire brigade,” tends to be my silly answer when someone asks me what can be done about this fire. But in all seriousness, this is a big problem this year for everyone’s Tulips.

We’re starting today off with good news: the Tulips, Daffodils, and other spring-blooming flower bulbs are available again in the Fluwel webshop

Dear readers, due to my busy schedule, I am unfortunately unable to treat you to a nice story about my experiences last week.

If you are going to look at Amaryllises in Het Westland, a Dutch area close to The Hague, you might just run into Zantedeschia Snowstorm.

This week, I would like to direct your attention to a few of our newest Crocuses. But first: some practical notifications and tips.

As usual, I have my task laid out before me: tell you more about the Fluwel webshop and encourage you to have a look at our Zantedeschias, Dahlias, Begonias, and all other available flower varieties.

Today, I plan to make you fall in love with the Dahlia. I’m sure you’ll be convinced somewhere during this newsletter: the Dahlia truly deserves every bit of love she receives.

When you listen very closely, you can hear the Snowdrops ringing (in Dutch a Snowdrop is called a Sneeuwklokje or “Snowclock”).

Writing a newsletter every week that, between the lines, makes you, the reader, fall a little more in love with our flower bulbs... pfff.

Imagine daring to say that your products are the best of the world for the best prices. Well, I could not, I would not dare.

This week, I want to refrain from writing a newsletter to do something else: I would like to introduce you to a few of our new Dahlia varieties.