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monday, december 24, 2018 our daily newsletter will be back january 2nd we can hardly believe it ourselves, but it's that time of the year again. we'll be taking a few days off to enjoy the holidays.  we would like to thank you for all of your continuous support and feedback over the last year.  and of course, on behalf of our entire editorial staff, we would like to offer you our season's greetings!  arlette, annet, eelkje, eddy, elita, geert, jan-jacob, jobke, michael & priscilla. the end of 2018 is nearing, so it's time to look back. how was the year for cut roses? we checked in with some growers from the main rose producing countries: ecuador, colombia, kenya, ethiopia and india to review the year. all in all, 2018 seems to have been a challenging a lot has been said about the orchid. in the course of 2017, prices decreased and it ended with much disappointment. that decline continued in 2018 and by now, in the phalaenopsis, one can cautiously speak of a crisis. about the cause everybody actually is in agreement; there are simply too many on the… bill calkins, ball seed independent garden center business manager:. the 2018 north american sales story was very much a tale of regionality. how were garden plant sales at retail this year? bill calkins, ball seed independent garden center business manager, reviews 2018 and informs us that sales results in north america differed largely per region as a result of the different weather conditions. however,. three new companies offer danziger's varieties as rooted cuttings. danziger is expanding its north american rooted cutting station network, adding three more companies to the partnership. devan. 'popularity of as*an cuisine drives demand for asiatic herbs' the demand for asiatic herbs is very good and still increasing, says frank de greef of fleurizon. for several years now, they produce as*an herbal rooted plugs and cuttings at one of their fa*ms in asia and over the years they have built up a wide as*ortment. the popularity