Methods of Packing

This way of packing provides safe transport and storage before the packing will be finalised. The roots of the plants are trimmed to the proper length before a wet mixture of peat-moss and wood-chips will be used to protect them from drying out. The root-ball is wrapped into plastic foil. This should be removed before planting. Green paraffin wax will be applied to the branches to protect them from drying out, on request. This coating does not prevent shooting. It is possible to use them in the shops, but there is no planting instructions provided, furthermore the labels identifying the variety and the grower can be thorn off easily. The plants are bundled by tens. A label can be found on each bundle indicating the name of the variety and a code number identifying the actual grower. Please let us know this number if any complain occur. A EURO-palette can carry between 600 and 700 pieces. Each packet is around 0.5 kg in mass.

The semi-finished product is put into a transparent plastic bag with a big colour picture, matching to the given variety, and printed on cardboard. The planting instructions and the barcode are also printed on the cardboard. Your own logo and barcode can be sticked on it on request. A sticker with the statement of origin can also be sticked if it is necessary. Green paraffin wax is applied to prevent the branches from drying out. This cover does not prevent shooting. The roses can be used in the shops. The plants of A-quality will be packed by 25-s, those of B-quality by 30-s into cardboard boxes, which are stacked on EURO-palettes to make them ready for shipment. One EURO-palette can carry 800 pieces of A-quality or 960 pieces of B-quality roses. Each packet is around 0.5 kg in mass.

Our most sophisticated method of root-packing. After trimming the roots properly, wet mixture of peat-moss and wood chips is applied to prevent drying out the roots. The root-ball is wrapped into a bio-degradable paper like material. You do not have to remove it on planting , just put it straight into the soil. This packet is put into a green plastic bag with a colour picture sticked on it to identify the variety. The planting instructions are also printed on the plastic bag. The branches, sticking out of the bag are coated by green paraffin wax to protect them from drying out. It does not prevent shooting. The packets are very decorative, perfect for selling. No further handling is needed. The packets are shipped in a frame with shelves built on a EURO-palette. One EURO-palette can carry 500 pieces. Each packet is around 0.8 kg in mass. If you provide Danish-containers (CC-s), the packets are put into 5 cardboard trays on each shelf and can be shipped to the shops directly.