This episode of Life in Bloom focuses on the influence of Dutch culture on flowers. Visit a second-generation flower farm, Oregon Flowers, founded by Dutch immigrants.

In a win-win partnership between a Dutch farmer and a Bitcoin miner, Bitcoin Bloem mines Bitcoin and cultivates flowers in greenhouses in the province of North Brabant, southeast of Rotterdam.

NOORDWIJKERHOUT, Netherlands -- Theo works weekdays, weekends and nights and never complains about a sore spine despite performing hour upon hour of what, for a regular farmhand, would be ...

Dutch King's Day is a free community event, a celebration of Dutch culture and traditions, held on April 26, 2025 from 11 am to 5 pm at Millcreek Common!

Spring is in full bloom — especially for the tulips of the Netherlands. Each March, millions of blooming flowers begin to transform the country’s seaside into an intricate patchwork of color ...

Together with the agriculture ministry, the Dutch VBW florists’ association urged its members to use gloves and always wash their hands after cleaning the flowers delivered to their shops.

In 2018, Dutch media reported that 50,000 flowers, weighing around 30 tons, were brought to the Vatican, where they were arranged by 25 people. Bishop Hans van den Hende blesses the flowers ...

The Keukenhof, the largest flower park in the Netherlands, typically welcomes 1.5 million visitors a year during its eight-week opening that coincides with the blooming of the tulips.

More than 15,000 flowers, including tulips, plants and cut flowers, are on display during Dutch Tulip Days, at the Kalorama residence of André Haspels, the Dutch ambassador to the U.S.

NAALDWIJK, Netherlands (Reuters) - Despite picture-perfect spring weather outside, the Dutch flower industry has continued to wilt amid the coronavirus crisis after suffering a sharp initial shock ...

Officials said this week that ‘Still Life With Meadow Flowers and Roses’ is the work of the Dutch master and that he likely created it while living with his brother, Theo, in Paris in the 1880s.