Visiting a FLOWER FARM in rural New Zealand... to see how flowers are grown for market! скачать в хорошем качестве

Visiting a FLOWER FARM in rural New Zealand... to see how flowers are grown for market!

Today in my GREAT BOTANICAL JOURNEY Mangrove Creek in Katikati, New Zealand to learn all about what goes into running a flower farm. See the first episode in this series:    • How Orchids are Grown for Market | A Visit...   Mangrove Creek grow a massive variety of flowers which they export globally. From their little spot in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand, they grow hellebore, hydrangea, protea, viburnum, flannel flower, pieris japonica and more! In this series I want to go behind the scenes and discover where our flowers come from. As a floral designer if I can’t find the flowers or foliage I want for a design in my garden, then it’s just a matter of a trip to my local flower market. As I cast my eyes over buckets and buckets of flowers, I got to thinking - somewhere, someone grows all these and I wonder what’s involved. A special note of thanks to both New Zealand Blooms and Mangrove Creek for giving up your valuable time, at such a busy time of the year. You can find Mangrove Creek at   / mangrove-creek-flower-farm-100063906313346   and   / mangrove_creek   Thanks to NZ Bloom for organising my expedition: https://www.nzbloom.com   / newzealandbloom   Follow me on Facebook:   / astarsplace   Instagram:   / astarsplace   Go to http://www.astarsplace.com for more!