auctioneer before long notice on the clock when everyone has to get back to study , says auctioneer Plants Elmar Nonkes . The identification number are picking up , and the pricing is unremarkably too , although this year , things are a routine different . Furthermore , in the column below , Elmar has another great tip for people calculate for an entertaining yet educational team outing .
Now that all the school day vacation are over , it really is meter for us all to get back to work . kidskin are back in school , and parents are back in the position . Although the holidays were wonderful , the clock is once again hold off for us .
Not a bad summer for flowering houseplantsAs auctioneers , we notice fairly promptly when the holidays descend to an end . The numbers pick up , and towards ' the return ' ordinarily the pricing too . However , this year is a small unlike than common . I get a line around me that the return was a bit dissatisfactory in some cases , but that is actually quite simple to explicate : it is because we did not have a bad summer for flowering houseplants , with some product being expensive . Take tummy Halaenopsis , for representative , which , unlike late year , practically did not fall through the lower limit . But Kalanchoe and pot Chrysanthemum also recorded prices you would not have thought possible in former old age during the summer catamenia . As a effect , the contrast with previous years is a hatful less .
We see a similar picture with peak . The summer went on fine , but the comeback is a bit lacking . Buyers find prices quite high for the moment , while growers compare cost with last year , making them a bit unsatisfying for them . for sure , rose lag quite a bit in pricing compared to last year . Exceptions to the rule were Panicum and Tanacetum . Those prices improved compared to 2022 .
squad outing auctioneers : sailing along the Tulip RouteTo ' celebrate ' the remnant of summertime , we planned another squad outing with the entire team of auctioneers and managing director , flower and plants , Aalsmeer , Naaldwijk & Rijnsburg . Here , we first had lunch , after which we proceed sail through the polders of Roelofarendsveen on two large lighter .
While sailing the ' Tulip road , ' we were given a history lesson by ( former ) growers Kees . Kees could articulate beautifully how thing used to be in ' de Veen ' and how many trillion of tulips are scalded every year in Roelofarendsveen . Nice information for me in person as an auctioneer of flowering houseplants because I usually do n’t learn that much about tulips in my work . In short , it was a very entertaining day with all my colleagues from the various locations and departments .
If you are still looking for a fun team outing , I would definitely recommend checking out the internet site : detulpenroute.nl . Here you will find all the entropy you involve .
