Spring

As far as we are concerned, spring cannot begin early enough. Immediately after the Christmas festivities, the beacons are immediately moved. There is a need for space and light. The first flowering branches, the snowdrops, the Helleborus flowers and blue grape hyacinths: let them come, we know what to do with them.

Inspiring flower shows during IPM 

The German Florists Association (FDF) organized daily flower shows in Hall 5 during the IPM Essen trade fair. The event took place from January 28 to 31 at Messe Essen. FDF created a meeting place for professionals in the floral industry, called FDF World, where trends and ideas were presented. These were developed by FDF art director Manfred Hoffmann and floral designer Oliver Ferchland.

Love is in the air  

During the IPM Essen trade fair, the demo show "Love is in the air" took place, focusing on bridal floral work. This show was held on January 28 and 29 on the rotating stage in Hall 5.

365 Days of Flowers presents the home trends for 2025 

The year 2025 will see 365 Dagen Bloemen launch with fresh inspiration for florists and arrangers. The home trends for 2025 will be introduced at the IPM, with a focus on Valentine's Day.

Pure Perfection Passion Show 

The Pure Perfection Passion Show took place on Wednesday and Thursday during the IPM Essen, which was held from January 28 to 31 in Messe Essen. Four international designers presented their floral works: Hanneke Frankema from the Netherlands, Tom de Houwer from Belgium, Iza Tkaczyk from Poland and Krisztian Kövér from Hungary.

Spring Fever 

The IPM Essen trade fair presented the “Spring Fever” stage shows on January 28 and 29. These shows were performed by the winners of the German Floristry Championship: Josef Dirr, Lena Hartmann, and Jennifer Mühlbauer.