Baum & Bonheur |
Die Lappen Baumschule GmbH
Post Office Box: 22 80
41309
Nettetal
Phone: +49(0)2157.818-0
Fax: +49(0)2157.818-180
LAPPEN NURSERIES is a traditional family-owned company established in 1894.
On an area of more than 550 hectares in Nettetal-Kaldenkirchen and in the neighbour city Venlo in The Netherlands we grow a wide assortment of avenue and specimen trees as well as feathered trees and multi-stem plants, specimen shrubs, conifers and topiary plants in different varieties and sizes.
Our name stands not only for remarkable high quality but also for large availability of homogeneous plants in wide range of sizes from small up to large stem girth.
Our nurseries are situated in the traditional nursery area of the Rhineland. We are thus excellently located right in the centre of Europa and dispose of an equable, mild climate. Not only makes this climate our plants grow continuously and healthy but it also provides us with the opportunity to supply you with plants non-stop in most winters.
Quality by innovative technology
On the way from the nursery fields to the customers our plants come along with about 100 skilled staff-members. Regularly transplanting and appropriate techniques of cultivation and maintenance according to fully developed technologies are your guarantee for plants of best quality.
To make the planting possible for you not only in the spring and autumn season but also outside this period we store each year a wide range of avenue trees in our summer heeling. A well-aimed preparation and storage of the trees make it possible to plant them also in summer without suffering any loss of quality.
Logistics and transport - the shortest way to our customers
Independent by using our own fleet of vehicles and extended machinery, we are in a position to forward ordered plants from the fields to our customers all over Europe in best time.
We carefully lift the plants and prepare them for transportation.
The skilled 'loading team' suvervises the professional loading and co-ordinates the transport accordingly.