About Us
The Hibiscus Working Group – two renowned Hibiscus growers, breeding company Agriom and youg plant producer Selecta One – has been jointly developing Sunny Cities varieties. The current range comprises around twenty varieties, all of which branch well, produce a lot of buds per branch, flower lavishly and for a long time, and have good shelf life.
Our most recent selection programme focuses on the development of varieties that can be grown under southern climate conditions and that are set for sale on the South European market. In this context we set up trial fields at the nursery of our member Piante Keicher in Latina in Italy. Our efforts are resulting in a new line of Sunny Cities varieties, the first of which are Amalfi, Funchal, Lucca, Sabaudia and Sorrento.
Besides this climate-specific breeding work the Hibiscus Working Group makes constant efforts to develop varieties for normal, small and large pot sizes, and also standard Hibiscus trees.
Participating nurseries
The Hibiscus Working Group comprises two renowned breeders supported by breeder Agriom and young plant producer Selecta One.
Sunny Cities Hibiscus
Characteristics
Some of the specific characteristics of the Sunny Cities Hibiscus:
- Little risk of bud drop
- Perpetual flowering
- Excellent branching
- Good keeping quality
- Lavish flowering
Grower-friendly varieties
Hibiscus plants tolerate large amounts of light and also enjoy direct sunlight. Screening may be required only to adjust climate conditions. Fertilisation should be based on accurate measurements of the pH and EC during irrigation and should include extra doses of specific trace elements. Hibiscus plants may need extra growth regulation during their development, depending on the climate conditions.
Sales & Support
Sales & Technical support
- Jan ten Brinke
- jan.ten.brinke@agriom.nl
sales international
- Martijn Kuiper
- martijn.kuiper@agriom.nl
Contact
- Coop Hibiscus Werkgroep Achterweg 58a 1424 PR De Kwakel Nederland
- +31 (0)297-344078
- info@hibiscus-sunnycities.nl
- Agriom at LinkedIn
A4 Amsterdam – Den Haag, take the Aalsmeer (N201) exit.
Take the N201 towards Aalsmeer, follow the ring road around Aalsmeer, go through the Waterwolftunnel, and then follow the N201 to its intersection with the N231 (Legmeerdijk). Turn right towards Kudelstaart / FloraHolland. Follow the N231 for about 4.5 km until you reach a location 100 m after the BP petrol station. Turn right and then left onto: Achterweg. After 1 km on the right hand.
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