There’s honey in there – for bees and resellers!
With our Cephalanthus occidentalis Honey Bell in C 3, you offer your customers a quality product from Saterplant®. As a domestic supplier, Saterplant® always guarantees that you have a quality product produced in northern Germany that meets all requirements – for healthy, robust and therefore long-lasting plants (read more).
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Your hedge plant will always be supplied in a pot, apart from extremely large specimens which are supplied as balled plants. Information about the size and volume of the pot can usually be found in every sales offer. But what difference does it make, for example, whether the hedge plant of your choice and desired size is supplied in a 2L or 3L pot?
What role does the pot size play when buying plants? Read More »
A decisive quality criterion for hedge plants is the underlying production method. Experts speak of “pot-grown” or “pot-pressed” plants. But what is that all about?
Pot-Grown vs. Pot-Pressed – What does that mean? Read More »
Environmental Aspects and Production Conditions
Imagine you want to plant a hedge as a boundary and a privacy screen.
You do not want to invest unnecessarily in very large, pre-grown, cost-intensive hedge plants, but want to act wisely and inexpensively in order to let the view from your terrace end promptly in the greenery to be planted, instead of in your neighbours’ seating area.
Use with Caution: Height Specifications for Hedge Plants Read More »
There’s honey in there – for bees and resellers!
With our Cephalanthus occidentalis Honey Bell in C 3, you offer your customers a quality product from Saterplant®. As a domestic supplier, Saterplant® always guarantees that you have a quality product produced in northern Germany that meets all requirements – for healthy, robust and therefore long-lasting plants (read more).
Say hello to the Honey Bell! Read More »
What to look out for, nasty pitfalls and important tips that are unfortunately little known …
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