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Dutch plant growers build new 9 hectare nursery
Plant growers Van Son & Koot and Baanplant want to start a new, 9 hectare arboriculture company opposite their existing nurseries in Kaatsheuvel, the Netherlands, Dutch newspaper BD reports. About 30 people will be employed at the new nursery.
Photo: Van Son & Koot
The company already has 14 hectares of greenhouses and a container field of 5 hectares, on which about 2.5 million plants are produced annually. According to the entrepreneurs, scaling-up would be necessary to maintain their present market position - they supply to several garden centers and building markets.
Click here for the article in Dutch - and here for more information about Van Son & Koot.
