The Morus rotundiloba Mojo Berry ( Matsunaga PBR ) make headway the atomic number 79 medal in the ‘ assortment ’ family at the Florall awards . It was one of the highlights of a swap show already bathing in a observably positive ambience .
Laura De Nolf with the favourable Florall accolade for their Morus rotundiloba Mojo Berry
The professional jury saw a tendency in invention with esteem to multifunctional plants that do well on a patio , balcony or in the ground . The compact mulberry tree – that is sold by tree diagram greenhouse Willy De Nolf - is a perfect example of this . The plant only grows to a height of 1.5 mebibyte , making it suitable for any garden . The jury also saw its first-class immunity to drought and heat as positive . The fact that the plant flowers both on new and on older woodwind means that it is prosperous to prune .
Silver also went to the Willy De Nolf team from Waregem . The Weigela florida ‘ Picobella Rosa ’ ( TVP PBR ) charm the jury with its broad reach of potential consumption , both in plenty and the ground . Another strength praised by the panel was its long flowering period from May to October . bee also do it it .
Bronze went to the Lagerstroemia x hybride ‘ Miss Frances . ’ This plant life does not become too wide and has beautiful ramification . The bark and arm also colour beautifully . However , it is the promising red flowers that are the veridical eyecatcher . The plant is trade by De Vriese - Luyssen of a.sierplant.be in Wingene .
In the ‘ construct ’ category , # Easygreen by VDW Plant in Lokeren take the gold . The total concept puts the public eye on the possible uses and versatility of the green Euonymus . With visual support , it is an interesting eyecatcher at the peak of sale at a garden centre or in retail .
AVBS – the horticultural and green federation of Belgium – organises the Florall trade middling twice a yr . On Tuesday , 20 August , the autumn edition offered a glance of the wide orbit offered by the Belgian horticultural and tree glasshouse sphere . The next variant is scheduled on March , 3rd in 2020 .
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