QUARTERLY FIGURES

1st QUARTER 2010

    Cutflowers Fl. potplants Foliage plants Arbor.prod. Garden plants Decoration
  2010     2009 2010     2009 2010     2009 2010     2009 2010     2009 2010    2009
January    84          97   21          27      6          1     5      32       11         3           4
February    85        141   33          41      2          3      7        7       14    0           2
March  138        131   29          29      4          2     2      58       53    2            1
                           
Total   307       369   83          97      12        6   14      97       78    5           7


Over the first three months the amount of registrations was 538 in 2008 and 557 in 2009. This year only 518 products were registered. The upward tendency during the past few years has stopped. In 2010 less cut flowers and flowering house plants but more leaf plants and garden plants have been registered. From now on arboricultural crops and other garden plants like annuals will be differentiated. 

2ND QUARTER 2010

 

Cutflowers

Fl. potplants

Foliage plants

Arbor.prod.

Garden plants

Decoration

 

2010   2009

2010   2009

2010   2009

2010   2009

2010   2009

2010  2009

April

117     109

  78      35

   4         2

    6

   80     70

    1     2

Mei

155     100

  35      14

   5         0

 

   74      9

    4     2

Juni

101     113  

  61      18

 14       13

 

   94     55

  22     1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

totaal

365     435

131      67

 21       15

 

 238   122

 28      3

Where the number of registrations stayed 50 products behind during the first month of the second quarter in relation to the prognoses, in the other two months the score was 170 more. Little cutflowers in April and many garden plants in May and flowering potplants in June unbalance the numbers. Most striking in the month of June is the high number of Decoration products. Christmas green traded in bulk is now also required with a name and article code. This is not specifically for auctioning, but as to offer it in Webshops.

Perennials are also popular. There have been years, where Petunia was in the fashion. After that came Calibrachoa and Ostospermum. This year Argyranthemum is in the picture.