Kwekerij Monnikenwaard

Flower nursery "Monnikenwaard" is owned by John and Rachel van Tuijl. The company is a continuation of the agricultural and horticultural activities that the "Van Tuijl's" used to explore for generations. Around 1920, in the Bommelerwaard the growing of strawberries under the so-called "flat glass" started. And this is exactly what happened at the "Hogeweg" in the village "Tuijl". Later, around 1950, the cultivation of tomatoes in greenhouses started. In 1975 "Monnikenwaard" switched to growing freesias, which lasted until 1986. In that year the start was made with growing year-round chrysanthemums.

Overview op development of total work area Monnikenwaard:
1986: 6,500 m2
1989: 19,500 m2
2001: 58,320 m2.

The current selection is one of a kind, namely ARCTIC QUEEN. The aim is to adjust the production process in a way to be able to deliver high quality and fresh flowers every day. The peaks in the production are deliberately made with the Russian Women's Day, English Mother's Day, etc. Besides selling by the Flora Holland veil system, direct sales are now firmly part of the marketing strategy. The production is about 300,000 chrysanthemums per week. Quality of the product comes first. The choice of only one species is deliberately made to be able to produce with the lowest possible cost.

Our membership of the Quality Flower Group has strengthened our relationship with our customers. In addition, thanks to the Quality Flower Group our direct sales increased. The "Monnikenwaard" is a modern nursery that can fill in the needs of a wide variety of customers for a competitive price.

Sortiment Nursery Monnikenwaard:

For more information please contact:
Nursery Monnikenwaard
Hogeweg 10
5313 BA Nieuwaal

Phone: +31(0)418-561872
Mobile: +31(0)650283159
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