Now available: Ruscus aculeatus seeds
Ruscus aculeatus, also known as mousethorn, is an evergreen crop that is highly valued in the cut green range.
The sturdy branches with shiny dark green leaves are known for their excellent shelf life and wide range of uses in flower arrangements.
In short
Ruscus has a high decorative value, especially in autumn and winter. Female plants can form bright red berries, which makes the branches particularly suitable for seasonal and Christmas arrangements.
The plant is robust, easy to maintain and grows well under various conditions.
Ruscus aculeatus tolerates both sunny and shady locations and is hardy (up to around -20 °C), making it suitable for cultivation in the open field.
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Contact
For more information or requests about Ruscus aculeatus seeds, please contact our sales department at:
Now available: Andenium seeds
If you are interested or want to make a reservation in advance, please let us know.
For more information or requests about available/expected Adenium seeds, please contact our sales department — sales.tropical@evanthia.nl
Coloratus® hypoestes phyllostachya
Coloratus® is an exclusive selection that stands for uniformity, color strength and versatility. The series is available in White, Pink, Rose and Red, each with its own character, but perfectly coordinated. As a result, Hypoestes Coloratus® invites mix & match concepts, where different colors together form a playful but harmonious whole. The plant comes into its own both solo and in group presentations and fits effortlessly into a wide range of styles, from modern and minimalist to creative and colorful.
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IPM Essen 2026
Meet Evanthia at IPM Essen
Our team is happy to welcome you to the stand. A great opportunity to catch up, share knowledge and look ahead together. We'd love to tell you more about our vision on breeding, our latest developments and how we work together.
Practical information
· Date: January 27 to 30, 2026
· Location: Essen, Germany
· Booth Hall 1 — E46