Indian exporters of cut flowers, especially cut roses, in addition to the growers have a bundle of reasons to cheer the arrival of a new year. Indian suppliers of floriculture have already experienced comprehensible rise in orders of cut rose. With the Christmas and New Year Eve having just been celebrated, and Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Mother’s Day being on line, springs seem to be hectic both for flower growers as well as International Trade Leads providing B2B Trade Leads.

Flowers and Floral Arrangements Most Popular
Springtime  brings Cut flowers highest in demand. This is also the season to grow flowers. A  variety of flowers grown in the season and available for floral decoration include 

Rose : The  flower is grown around the world. It comes primarily three colors like white,  yellow, and red. Rose is one of the most popular of all flowers, mostly because  of its fragrance and beauty. It grows across the year, in all seasons.

Ageratum  : Ageratum is a cluster of flowers that come in blue, red, white, Violet, and  pink colors. Ageratum in blue color often grows to a height of up to 8 inches. The  flower is used in bouquets for its height and color.

Scabiosa  : The flower adds a beautiful lavender  blue cushion to a bouquet.

Snapdragon:  Snapdragon is the one beautiful flower often used in bouquets or as cut  flowers.

Peony:  Peony has a fragrance of its own that comes in pink color, and adds beauty to a  bouquet too. These are largely used as cut flowers in certain parts of the  world.

 
Zinnias:  Zinnias are considered a delight to a bouquet. The flower is very fragrant too.

Sunflower:  Sunflower is commonly used as cut flowers in a floral garland in many parts of  the world. The floral garlands are used on religious and other social  occasions.

Gladiolus:  This is one flower that comes in the largest variety of colors, and make for  very attractive cut-flowers with fragrance. Gladiolus can be found in the  colors of white, pink, purple, orange, or red.

An  Opportunity for Indian Exporters of Cut Roses
Floriculture  in the form of cultivation and trade is practiced in the country since ages  ago. However, it blossomed to a viable source of business only recently. India,  today, comes among the largest flower producing countries, falling next only to  China.

 Experts  have anticipated an increase of above 10% in the segment of cut-flower exports.  They also rule out any impact of European crisis on the trade. They consider  that with access to a Business Directory or an Exporters Directory on the International Trade Leads, Indian suppliers  have access to a bigger market.

  With  decline in the value of Indian Rupee, experts consider it the most opportune  time for the floriculture exports from India. While growers feel that the  market is likely to gain with the depreciating rupee, since India happens to be  one of the largest cut-rose providers to the European and American markets.

With their reach to B2B Portals, Indian Exporters provide Indian Cut-rose  to Australia, to the US, the UK, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand etc. The value of exports in year 2011 was to the tune of $4.37 million. India has  witnessed remarkable surge in the trade for decades with yearly rise in the volumes of exports and foreign currency earnings.

A land of 3 lakh hectares was recently acquired by Bangalore-based Karuturi  Global in Ethiopia for growing cut-roses, which may prove as a boost to the  country's floriculture exports.