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Was there something wrong with the old one? No way, at least that's what I thought...

Last week I was making fun of our IT guy, Moses Pietjes, now I almost sound like an IT guy myself.

Yes, that was the most talked about thing during the many chats we had with the children during the recent holiday period.

Before you know it, it will be Christmas again

It’s the season for candles and Christmas cards!

I received this statement last Thursday in a wonderful Westland dialect from a nice lady who was butting Amaryllis bulbs at one of our Amaryllis growers.

Well yeah, go crazy, give something nice away. How about giving someone a Ferrari as a gift?

As usual, I have to use some of this newsletter to try and sell you a few extra Amaryllis bulbs, or maybe even a couple of nice, spring-blooming flower bulbs, but before I get to that, I would like...

We are proud to inform you that no fewer than 95 different Amaryllis are available in our webshop this year.

It’s been busy as ever in the Belkmerweg: flower bulb growers have been working around the clock the past week.

Spring is too beautiful not to be celebrated, so we plant Daffodils.

The general rule is that you plant flower bulbs that bloom in spring in autumn.

Recent research has shown that the Turkish Sultan also suffered from tulip fingers.Tulip fingers? You’re probably wondering what on earth that is. Among bulb growers, tulip fingers are a well-known...

Oh how the time flies.

Newsletters, I love writing them. Sometimes there is not enough time to write one, but fortunately there is Pien who takes the honors with just as much pleasure.

I often see Crocuses, blue grapes, snowglory or another small bulbous bulbous plant offered per 10 pieces. That is of course possible, no problem, it is possible to plant 10 of such bulbs in your ...

If you were to ask me what I consider to be the best flower bulbs to plant in the garden, I would come up with the following species; the Narcissus is number 1, the Bluebell is number 2 and the Ip...

Major operation at Jan Hein's company; a piece of land is being drained. For the newer members of the Fluwel newsletter club, I should probably explain who Jan Hein is. Jan Hein lives in our villa...