Pistoia based Romiti Pietro Vivai will be making their debut at Four Oaks next week (September 5/6).
Their Northern Europe Consultant Domenico Guizzo reports on a positive six months of trading in the UK on behalf of Romiti Vivai. The acquisition of Tesi Ubaldo Nursery last year provided the ideal opportunity to establish a solid base in the UK.
Landscaping sector
Sales in the landscaping sector via wholesalers has triggered the decision to participate at Four Oaks. Following a record year, the nursery is now ready for the new season with a wide range of plants.
"Plants with a difference"
For several years, Romiti have been supplying plants in non-returnable pallets to garden centres on the continent. Romiti will be exhibiting a range of 'Plants with a difference', which will be distributed directly from Pistoia via Viking Nurseries and Park Lane Plants, thus covering the whole of the UK.
House B at Four Oaks
Romiti Vivai will be in House B next to Viking Nurseries in Stand 101-104. Park Lane Plants are also exhibiting at Four Oaks at stand D18-19+97.
For more information:
www.romitivivai.it
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