Zhejiang Flower and Plant City
Covering an area of 800 acres, the Zhejiang (China) Flower and Plant City has 550 acres in operation and boasts a total investment of 150 million RMB. It is a comprehensive wholesale and retail market integrating potted plants, potted flowers, southern plants, garden oddities, ornamental stones, shrubs, trees, container seedlings, seeds, seedlings, nursery intermediaries, seedling delivery, gardening materials, landscape design, and landscape construction. It is the largest flower and plant distribution hub in eastern China. The market gathers elite professionals from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and across mainland China, greatly boosting the rapid development of the flower and plant industry in Zhejiang Province and even nationwide. In 2010, the market achieved a transaction volume of 1.2 billion RMB and is recognized as a key provincial forestry enterprise in Zhejiang.
To meet the demands of environmental protection and greening—cornerstones of human civilization—and to cater to the growing international and domestic demand for flowers and plants, the Zhejiang (China) Flower and Plant City was meticulously designed by internationally renowned architects. Blending Chinese and Western cultural elements, the design highlights architectural individuality and practicality for business operations, while also incorporating lifestyle amenities, garden landscapes, and other design concepts and requirements. It is also one of Hangzhou’s tourist attractions.
The city is divided into three main zones: the First Trading Area, the Second Trading Area, and the Comprehensive Service Area, housing nearly a thousand shops. It includes trading sections for flowers, potted plants, street trees, cut flowers, and related production materials, as well as a cultivation base for premium flower and plant seedlings. Supporting facilities include banks, industrial and commercial services, telecommunications, plant quarantine, 24-hour security, as well as comprehensive services such as dining and entertainment.
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