Jardins Issler
Garden centres, nursery plants and custom floral arrangements for consumers in Vendenheim and Rosheim, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Jardins Issler
Jardins Issler operates garden centres, a nursery and a florist, selling ornamental plants, trees, flowers, gardening supplies, decor and gifts. Its own greenhouse grows plants for sale, and its florists create custom bouquets and arrangements.
The company serves home gardeners and customers planning events such as weddings, baptisms and birthdays. It provides advice and sells through stores in Vendenheim and Rosheim.
Jardins Issler is a family-owned independent company headquartered in Vendenheim. The registry records its founding in 1988; the company also states that it has produced horticultural goods since 1950.
Product: Garden centre and nursery products, including plants, flowers, gardening supplies, decor and gifts, plus custom floral arrangements.
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