Ah, the Netherlands! This kingdom, flat as a pancake, but packed with chlorophyll and agricultural genius. If we had to give them a nickname, it would undoubtedly be "the world's gardener." And that's no exaggeration: the Netherlands produces around 1.7 billion cut flowers a year, representing about 60% of global trade.

🌍 A global influence

The Netherlands doesn't just grow colorful flowers; they are also masters in the art of producing green plants. They also export their expertise. The country is a major player in horticultural research and development, with institutions such as Wageningen University, often nicknamed the "Silicon Valley of agriculture."

🌱 A vision looking to the future

Aware of environmental challenges, the Netherlands is investing in sustainable agricultural practices. Initiatives are underway to reduce pesticide use and promote biodiversity, ensuring a thriving future for Dutch horticulture.

In short, the Netherlands isn't just the land of mills and cheese; it's also the architects of a global indoor jungle. With their expertise in sustainable horticulture and high-tech greenhouses, they transform our homes into green oases, combining tradition and innovation so that every home can breathe a little nature.