By Victor Prince
Kenyan flowers are finding new opportunities in the Middle East as Lenana Blooms Limited strengthens its flower supply business, connecting quality fresh-cut flowers from Kenya with customers in markets such as Dubai and beyond. The company, which is represented through its Lenana Shop Dubai platform, specialises in growing, sourcing and supplying fresh-cut flowers, working with reputable growers in Kenya to maintain consistent quality, competitive prices and reliable deliveries. The Dubai presence provides an important link between Kenya’s flower-growing sector and buyers in the Middle East, where demand for fresh flowers continues to support opportunities for reliable suppliers.
Wide range of Kenyan flowers
Lenana Blooms offers a diverse range of flowers, allowing customers to source different varieties and colours according to their market and floral arrangement requirements. Its portfolio includes roses in various grades and colours, spray roses and garden sprays, alongside a range of speciality flowers. The company also supplies eryngiums, Mathiola varieties, Asclepias, Solidago Golden Glory, carnations, Gypsophila, Alstroemeria and Hypericum.Its Delphinium selection includes lavender, deep purple, deep blue, light blue, Aurora Blue and Aurora White, giving customers a broad choice for different floral applications.The variety is particularly suited to buyers looking for multiple flower types from one supplier, while the company’s sourcing network allows it to work with growers to meet specific orders.
Connecting growers with the market
Lenana Blooms’ model is built around sourcing flowers from certified farms and supplying them to customers while maintaining quality and consistency throughout the process. The company says its key strengths include premium-quality flowers, competitive market prices, reliable sourcing, flexible order quantities, professional customer service and timely shipment and delivery. For the Dubai and wider Middle East market, these capabilities are particularly important given the perishable nature of fresh-cut flowers and the need for efficient handling and delivery.
