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Voltz Horticulture

11 - 14 June 2024

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Voltz Horticulture
Attn.: Sophie ROY
1 Rue Edouard Branly
68000 Colmar
France
Tel. +33 389201818
sroy@grainesvoltz.com
jpignol@grainesvoltz.com
www.voltz-horticulture.com/en/
www.graines-voltz.com/en/

FlowerTrials location:
Florensis
Langeweg 79
3342 LD Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht
The Netherlands
Tel. +31 (0)78 623 32 00

About usVoltz Horticulture

The specialist for home gardens
With its established positioning on the French market, GRAINES VOLTZ is now pursuing its development in Europe.
With the creation of VOLTZ HORTICULTURE, the company is more committed than ever to supporting the success of its customers through solutions adapted to their markets.
Its international ambition: to meet consumer expectations and anticipate changes in lifestyles by inventing new flowery and gourmet gardens.
As horticultural professionals discover a wide range of flowers, vegetables, herbs and soft fruits, intended for the garden of the individual.

Highlights videoVoltz Horticulture

Taste and resistance to late blight: Cherry tomato Honeycomb F1
Beautiful orange Cherry tomato. Very sweet fruits with excellent taste quality, they are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Vigorous and productive, with a lot of fruits per plant. This hardy plant, resistant to late-blight is easy to grow in the garden. This medium-early variety is harvested from July to October, depending on climatic conditions.

Soft fruit: Raspberry Abundance® Spineless Yellow
Very productive and remontant variety with big yellow fruits of good shelf life and intense flavor. Medium size (1.10 to 1.50 m) makes it an ideal raspberry for small gardens. Fruiting on last year's shoots from June. Rich production from mid-July on the new sprouting. All branches without thorns.

Shrub: Photinia fraseri Little Fenna® (PBR EU 58883)
This compact, dense shrub brings light and colour to a terrace or an evergreen hedge in a small garden. Its beautiful bright pink shoots in spring contrast with the dark green leaves. In April-May, it is covered with small creamy-white flowers at the end of its branches. This hardy, easy-care variety adapts to all well-drained soils. It likes sunny or semi-shaded places.