A Commitment to Biodiversity and Sustainability Our reservoir, with a capacity of 31,500 m³, spans 450 meters in width and reaches a maximum depth of 3.5 meters. Thanks to our environmental conservation initiatives, we have witnessed a remarkable increase in the...
Knowledge Day in Russia: Celebrating Education with Flowers Knowledge Day, celebrated every September 1st in Russia, is a deeply rooted tradition in the country’s culture. This day marks the beginning of the school year and holds great significance not only for...
The Role of Carnations and Spray Carnations in Obon Obon, a traditional Japanese festival, is a time to honor and remember deceased ancestors. One of the essential elements of this celebration is the use of flowers, particularly carnations and mini carnations. These...
Geoflora wants to celebrate all mothers around the world, especially those who are part of our family. Thank you for combining your motherly love with your passion for your work. You are an example of strength and dedication. Happy mother's day!
In this wonderfull season, we would like to express our sincere thanks for your continued support and dedication throughout the year. May unity and solidarity continue to guide us to shared success. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your loved ones. May...
Back to school in Russia presents a beautiful tradition that reflects the deep reverence that Russian society has for education and for those who provide it: the teachers. As part of this return to the classroom, it is customary for children to present flowers to...
Spring Ohigan – March 18-24 ¿What is Ohigan in Japan? OHIGAN is a Buddhist custom whose origin dates to Emperor Shōmu in the 8th century. In Japanese, (対岸) “Higan” is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese translation of the Sanskrit term for “the Other...
The most wonderful time of the year is finally here. This is a time when everyone gets to go home and be with their families and friends to celebrate the holiday.. It’s also one of the most celebrated occasions around the world. Christmas is a time – perhaps the time...
O-bon is a holiday that takes place from August 13 to 16 (solar calendar) in Japan. It is a semi-religious tradition that honors the spirits of deceased ancestors. This custom of Buddhist origin became part of Japanese culture not only in religious and cultural...