Testimonial: Leonessa Vivai
The right plant labels with one click
Plant nursery Leonessa Vivai from Brescia in northern Italy has relied on Plantfocus for its labels for years. "Ordering online is easy and in case of questions they always help us directly." Francesca boasts about the fine cooperation.
Italian floriculture company
Leonessa Vivai is a young and dynamic ornamental plant cultivation company specializing in the cultivation of outdoor plants. At the nursery of about 8 hectares you will find an impressive assortment of ornamental shrubs, climbers, grasses, roses, conifers, perennials, fruit trees and aromatic plant species. "We target garden centers, nurseries and other green professionals who are looking for a quality, varied and well-groomed range," says Francesca, co-manager and responsible for the family company's communications.
Plant labels without headaches
For the labeling of their plants, Leonessa Vivai has relied on Plantfocus for years. "We use both hanging labels and labels with elastic. The nice thing about Plantfocus is that we can order our plant labels in all possible quantities, large or small. The flexibility in print runs is a big plus for us, as is the extensive database of plants."
Always the right label - in the right language
What really sets Plantfocus apart, according to Francesca? "We can design our labels completely the way we want, including descriptions in multiple languages. This is essential for us, because our customers come from all over Europe. Thanks to the platform, we create personalized plant labels easily and quickly, tailored to each market."
User-friendly and accessible
According to Francesca, Plantfocus' platform is particularly intuitive. "But if something does come up, just send an email. The Plantfocus team responds quickly and the service is always friendly and efficient. We really appreciate that kind of cooperation."
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