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Bulbs:

F. Stoop B.V.

Dutch export group specializing in gladioli and hybrid lily bulbs. Lists participating growers groups and includes image galleries organized by color.

http://www.stoopflowerbulb.nl/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Festival of Colours

Trademark for pre-packaged flower bulbs, exported by Fred de Meulder B.V. in the Netherlands. Assortment listing with pictures of show boxes.

http://www.festival-flowerbulbs.com/

Flowerbulbsonline.nl

A company in Holland that specializes in exporting Tulip, Iris, Lilies and Gladiolus flower bulbs to Asia.

http://www.flowerbulbsonline.nl

Hadeco Bulbs

South African breeder and producer of amaryllis bulbs. Company history and information, cultivar list with cultural information, and commercial growing instructions.

http://www.hadecobulbs.com/

Holland Bulb Market

Dutch exporter of pre-packed and bulk flower bulbs for retailers. Photos of packaging and display materials.

http://www.hollandbulbmarket.nl/

Jan de Wit en Zonen BV

Dutch flowerbulb grower and exporter, carrying tulips, lilies, irises, hyacinths and other bulb varieties for cutflower and potted plant production.

http://www.jandewitenzonen.com

Jordan-River Bulbs

Producing of Amaryllis in Israel, selling both dry bulbs and potted plants. Company profile and product photos.

http://www.amaryllis.co.il/

Mondial Flowerbulbs

Site aimed at professional flower growers, offering online ordering of spring- and summer-flowering bulbs in larger quantities. Must establish account to view details.

http://www.mondialflowerbulbs.com/

N.L. van Geest BV - Amarylliskwekerij

Cultivator and exporter of Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) bulbs from Holland. Includes details of availability, different varieties and colors.

http://www.nlvangeest.nl

Stuifbergen Bloembollen Export

Wholesaler of Dutch bulbs, operating several distribution warehouses in the US, with sales are directed to garden centers, nurseries, greenhouses and the landscape industries. Company information, spring and fall catalogs, and growing tips.

http://www.stuifbergenbulb.com/

Verwer Dahlias BV

Dahlia nursery in the Netherlands offers tubers, as well as cuttings for tissue propagation. Information about dahlia culture, and brief descriptions of the product lines.

http://www.verwer-dahlias.nl/

VWS Flower Bulbs

Bulb exporter in the Netherlands, dealing in both spring and summer bulbs. Online assortment, prices, news, and company information.

http://www.vws-flowerbulbs.nl

Treasury denies 'more cash' claim

The government denies reports it plans to print more money to help ease Britain's recession but says the tactic cannot be ruled out.

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Canada expels US woman deserter

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Derby shock Man Utd with first leg win in Carling semi

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Polls apart

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Running late

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Strauss to lead West Indies tour

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Israel bombs Gaza into the night

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Explosion at hotel injures three

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Warning given on tax returns scam

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Poor service 'risks tourism jobs'

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Murray through to Qatar quarters

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Haddock charged over feud murder

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