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NL: A colorful spring at Van der Sar nursery

Plant nursery Van der Sar Plants in the Westland area, Netherlands,  is run by Marianne and Bas van der Sar, who are siblings. Their father started the nursery as a hobby, and now the company has grown into a well-known nursery with 5 hectares of cultivation area. The team is run by only five employees and nevertheless is able to grow each year by approximately 10%. The secret? Bas: “Both Marianne and I are very hands on. If we are needed in the operation area, we will work as a team to finish the job. Next to that, we’re always looking for new amazing sorts to inspire our customers.”

Pretty Paeonia
The nursery is known for the many perennials, but the main production contains Paeonia. From the beginning of the season, there are more than 50 sorts available in potsizes from 11 cm to 26 cm. The first 2 years of the growing process are outdoors in soil in another location in the province of Brabant. When the Pionies are 3 years old, they leave the nursery. This way of producing is unique within the world of Peony and takes place for a full 100% in the Netherlands. Every year the nursery produces new Peony sorts with beautiful colors and attractive scents to surprise the consumers with this.
A great new and exclusive sort is Paeonia itoh, a crossing between the lactiflora and suffruticosa. It’s very special because of its firm, thick buds, colors, and the amount of flowers.

Not pricky Pyracantha
The Pyracantha, also known as firethorn, was the first product ever grown in the nursery. The father of Bas and Marianne bred a very unique thornless sort. As the prickly thorn were always a reason for consumers not to put in the garden, Bas and Marianne are now changing the image of the great plant.

Perfect perennials
Next to Paeonia and Pyracantha, the grower also produces amazing perennials like Astilbe, Phlox, and Lupine. Check out the tour by Bas and Marianne around the nursery. You will see from the video that spring is slowly starting.

For more information:
OZ Planten
Magnolia 11 VBA Zuid
1424 LA De Kwakel, Netherlands
info@ozplanten.nl
www.ozplanten.nl

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