Abstract: A container, in which a quantity of water can be accommodated, includes a base, a peripheral wall that is upright with respect to the base, a water barrier provided within the peripheral wall and extending towards the base, an insertion opening in which the stem or stems of plant products, such as flowers, can be accommodated in such a way that these have access to the quantity of water, as well as retaining member for retaining the stems. The retaining member is designed for holding the stems pressed down in the direction of the base under preloading.

Abstract: A flower support for long-stemmed flowers comprises an elongated support part as well as series of hook means in which the flower stems can be hooked, which series of hook means at both sides of the support part extend away from each other in an obliquely oriented fashion. The series of hook means are positioned obliquely with respect to each other. The oblique position of the series of hook means brings that a cavity is formed in which the stems of the hooked in flowers are well protected.

Abstract: A container for flowers and such includes a stackable holder with upright walls, a carrier supported on the walls, an upper holder being placeable on the carrier, and also A ventilation element located in at least one of the walls and also at the top of the carrier. The ventilation element includes at least one recess opening out at the upper edge of the wall.

Abstract: A container, in which a quantity of water can be accommodated, comprises a base, a peripheral wall that is upright with respect to the base, a water barrier provided within the peripheral wall and extending towards the base, an insertion opening in which the stem or stems of plant products, such as flowers, can be accommodated in such a way that these have access to the quantity of water, as well as retaining means for retaining the stems. The retaining means are designed for holding the stems pressed down in the direction of the base under preloading.

Abstract: A container for flowers and such includes a stackable holder with upright walls, a carrier supported on the walls, an upper holder being placeable on the carrier, and also A ventilation element located in at least one of the walls and also at the top of the carrier. The ventilation element includes at least one recess opening out at the upper edge of the wall.

Abstract: A flower support for long-stemmed flowers comprises an elongated support part as well as series of hook means in which the flower stems can be hooked, which series of hook means at both sides of the support part extend away from each other in an obliquely oriented fashion. The series of hook means are positioned obliquely with respect to each other. The oblique position of the series of hook means brings that a cavity is formed in which the stems of the hooked in flowers are well protected.

Abstract: A packaging for long-stemmed flowers having little or no leaf, in particular gerberas, anthuriums and arum lilies, comprises: at least one or more vases (2) made of flexible or rigid material, means for positioning said vase or vases (2), one or more display tubes (3) with rows of openings (17) which allow the stems of the packed flowers to pass through, but not the flowers themselves, means for positioning the display tubes (3) above the vases (2) in such a way that the flower stems inserted through the openings in the display tubes (3) extend into the vases, a tubular protective collar (4) and means for positioning the protective collar (4) around the display tubes. Preferably the packaging also has a lid (5) that fits on the protective collar and contains ventilation openings.

Abstract: Packaging for cut flowers comprises: a rectangular crate (1) with sloping side walls which are provided close to their top walls with a channel (5, 6, 7) that projects outwards and is open at the top, the base of which channel serves to support a foldable rectangular protective tube (2). In order to be able to nest a number of crates (1) deeply into one another without risk of binding, a shoulder (9) is arranged between the top edge of the sloping side walls of the crate and the base (7) or the bottom end of the inner flange (6) of the channel (5, 6, 7) open at the top. Said shoulder can also serve as support for a rectangular presentation collar.

Abstract: Packaging for long-stemmed flowers having little or no leaf comprises one or more holders for accommodating water, one or more display elements supported above said holder for displaying the flowers, which display elements have an upright wall with openings for allowing the stems of the flowers to pass through, and means for positioning the display elements such that the flower stems that extend through the said openings extend into the holders. One or more side walls are joined to the wall provided with openings, which side walls are at an angle to the wall provided with openings and bear on an essentially horizontal support component that bears on or forms part of a holder or bears on or forms part of a part fitted around the holder and increasing the stability, such as a container or an extender rack placed on top of a container. The support component can also consist of flanges which, in the uppermost part of a container or extender rack placed thereon, extend inwards from the wall thereof.

Abstract: Packaging for flowers comprising a crate (1) and an extension (2) to be placed on this crate with a cover part of the extension (3) at the top. The cover part (3) is removable or hingeable. This packaging is suitable for dry and wet packing of upright flowers. In the case of wet packing, the packaging cannot leak. By the fast removal or hinging of the cover part, the packed flowers can be displayed from the top and the cover part can be replaced in the closed position without any problem. By removing the extension, the tightly packed flowers will fan out, so that transfer to a bucket is not necessary.