The 2015 edition of the FlowerTrials® has attracted more visitors visiting a higher number of locations than ever. Compared to last year, the total number of visitors went up by 11%.
We also had some very successful days. At both of our two locations in Germany and the Netherlands we could welcome more visitors than in 2014. Changing location was a good decision in both countries. At our German location in Straelen we could attract 16% more visitors than to the German presentation last year. Even 24% more visitors came to our Dutch presentation in the show room of FloraHolland in Honselersdijk.
We received very positive feedback for our newly opened show garden at the premises of Christian Filla at the Lower Rhine area. The quality of the plants was particularly praised by our visitors. Also our marketing presentations with the topics NightSky, Pillow, gift items, easy care and back to nature have been very well received.
Highlight of the presentation were our Petunia NightSky, our new Calibrachoa line Rave as well as our top-selling pot carnations Pink Kisses® and Pillow and the well-proven Trixi® mixes.
You can find the most beautiful impressions of the show in the picture gallery of Selecta Klemm.
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Selecta Klemms Flower Trials visitors up by 16% and 24%
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