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Over two decades ago, at a European horticultural exhibition, a chance meeting blossomed into a lifelong partnership. Chinese peony grower Wang Jianli met the Dutch Windhorst family, veterans in tree peony cultivation since the 1950s. Despite cultural and geographical distances, their shared passion for peonies bridged the gap, sowing the seeds of a flourishing collaboration.
Since that fateful encounter 22 years ago, Wang and the Windhorsts have worked hand in hand, nurturing not just flowers but a deep-rooted friendship. Together, they navigated challenges in the horticultural world, blending Eastern and Western techniques to enhance the beauty of their beloved peonies.
Their dedication has turned a shared passion into a legacy that continues to grow, much like the peonies they tend. Their story is a testament to how common interests can transcend borders, cultures, and generations, cultivating connections that are both booming and blooming.
