What will you make with Limonium today?

Limonium: fresh & dried
From pale pink to deep dark purple. Limonium's colourful crisp flowers are beautiful in lush (picking) bouquets, but of course you can also dry them well. For a dried bouquet or flower cloud, for example. Tip! Also use dried Limonium - according to the Slow Life flower trend - in fresh autumn and winter bouquets. Klaver Flowers grows different varieties of Limonium, such as Diamond Blush, Lilac, Oshi Pink and Tiffany Diamond. The latest introduction is Limonium ‘Skylight’, a light purple variety with beautifully branched stems and a particularly long vase life.

In the family
Klaver Flowers is the company of Gert-Jan and Lydia Klaver, brother and sister. They took over the business at the turn of the century from their father and uncle, who had previously taken it over from their father. So you could say that Klaver Flowers is a real family business! Each generation leaves its own mark on the company. For instance, Gert-Jan and Lydia expanded the nursery with a location in Africa. The assortment is also always on the move (in depth and width). The next step? The motto of the Klaver family is: think, dare and do the best. That bodes well for the assortment. Follow Klaver Flowers via the socials and stay up to date with the latest news!

Why do florists choose Klaver Flowers?
If you choose flowers from Klaver Flowers, then you can be sure that you will receive a cask of top-quality uniform flowers. Every time. This applies to the entire range of products: Limonium, Gypsophila, Lilium, Craspedia and Lepidium. Try it out. You will recognise Klaver Flowers by the white-with-gold packaging. We would love to hear what you think of the quality!