Latvian Horticultural Association

A nursery you can trust

We are proud to announce that our nursery has become a member of the Horticultural Association of Latvia (SAB), a reputable organisation that unites horticultural professionals and enthusiasts throughout the country.

What is SAB?

The Latvian Horticultural Association (Latvian: Stādu Audzētāju Biedrība) is the largest association of nursery growers, agronomists and horticultural professionals.

Established to support and develop the industry, SAB promotes the exchange of knowledge, implementation of modern standards, and the growth of Latvian horticulture both locally and internationally.

Why is this important for us and our clients?

Guaranteed quality for our clients

SAB promotes strict quality standards for planting materials. This ensures that you receive healthy and reliable rose plants that meet industry requirements.

Contributing to the development of Latvian horticulture

We are proud to contribute to the broader mission of cultivating gardening and landscape design culture in Latvia.

SAB membership confirms that our nursery meets high standards of quality and transparency. It is a testament to our professionalism and serious approach to horticulture.

Recognition on a professional level

Access to the latest knowledge and techniques

SAB regularly organizes conferences, training sessions, and participates in international exhibitions. As members, we stay up to date with innovative cultivation methods and advancements in agricultural technologies.

SAB — A trusted association

"The purpose of the association is to coordinate and develop the horticultural sector in Latvia, protect the interests of its members, promote high-quality Latvian plant material on the market, and enhance the overall gardening culture."
(Source: SAB Statutes, 2018)

Thank you for choosing Walnut.lv. We offer you quality walnut seedlings that will delight you for years to come.

Have any questions or suggestions?
We’re always happy to help — feel free to get in touch!

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