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Andreas Brinker reveals why GBZ was one of the first companies to use our 100 % recyclable plant pots in the colour Circular blue.

Maurits van den Arend and Martijn Los established their nursery as a “small” company for bedding and balcony plants, but their skills let it grow steadily.

Together with her husband Beate Zillmer has turned the 'general store', as she describes her father's old nursery, into a successful company.

Founded in 1966, Lars Dehne's business, which has around 75 employees and a glasshouse area of 7.5 hectares, has become one of the most productive and modern businesses of its kind in Germany.

From the seed retailer to the successful family enterprise: Thanks to outstanding marketing concepts, the Volmary name meanwhile stands for top-class plants with a high recognition value.

Christian Hartmann had exactly the right instinct when he started producing and selling vegetable plants and herbs 20 years ago.

Andreas Pellens' passion for hydrangeas started from his first breath: as this is the exact point in time when his father bought his first 3,000 cuttings.

Gertjan Sosef and his team constantly draw on practical ideas in order to produce a varied plant selection and to meet their own stringent requirements.

What began as a summer job has now developed into an impressive company.
Today Franz Boes and Günther Nehnes manage a successful horticultural business
with passion.

Verena Rath ideally commissions plants together with her mother and always attaches importance to quality and diversity, and to the individual overall concepts of her products.

Helmut Lörcks talks about his own “Silverline” brand and how individual printed plant pots stand out from the crowd.

Sonja Dümmen talks about the extent in which a first class printed plant pot is the perfect sales promotion of your own marketing concept.

For Jens Schachtschneider his profession is a delightful task: Together with people, together with nature, every year, every month, every week; new challenges to take on.