Danziger to host first Chrysanthemum Open Days in Bogotá

Danziger will host its first-ever Chrysanthemum Open Days in Bogotá, Colombia, from July 27–31, 2026, showcasing varieties developed to perform in cooler growing conditions and create new opportunities for local growers. To schedule your personal tour, click here.

“Bringing our Chrysanthemum Open Days to Bogotá for the first time is an important step in our work to connect breeding innovation with local growing realities,” says Ori Danziger, Deputy CEO at Danziger. “In Bogotá, where cooler conditions create both challenges and opportunities, cold-tolerant varieties can offer growers greater flexibility, broader production options, and new commercial potential. Today, innovation in chrysanthemums is not only about new colors, larger flowers, or improved disease resistance. It is also about giving growers varieties that can perform under their specific climate conditions.”

By bringing its Open Days to Bogotá, Danziger is creating a focused opportunity for growers, buyers, and industry partners to evaluate these varieties up close, compare their performance, and identify the next selections for their programs.

The Bogotá showcase will feature a broad chrysanthemum assortment, including commercial best sellers, promising novelties, and selected introductions suited to the specific needs of growers in cooler production regions.

Highlighted varieties
CH-21-9277: A green spray chrysanthemum with a trendy lime shade, unique flower shape, and abundant blooms. It brings volume, texture, and a fresh green accent to bouquets and arrangements.

Barroco: A deep Bordeaux-red bronze chrysanthemum with strong contrast and elegant presence. Suitable as both spray and disbud, Barocco offers growers and designers greater flexibility, strong market appeal and good cold tolerance.

Energia Affogatto: A warm orange Santini-type spray chrysanthemum with a distinctive color combination of orange tones and high flower count per stem. With good cold tolerance and strong bouquet potential, it offers an energetic option for commercial floral work.