Antalya
RegionThe centre of Turkey's export cut-flower industry — ~45% of national production and over 90% of carnation exports.
Turkey sits on the flower map of the world: 5 native to its soil. Here is what our encyclopedia traces to it.
The named farms, breeders and growing regions behind Turkey's flowers — each with its own profile page. Curated from public sources; the directory keeps growing.
The centre of Turkey's export cut-flower industry — ~45% of national production and over 90% of carnation exports.
Operating in Antalya since 1992 with the largest production area in Turkey — exporting around 100 million stems a year.
A union of Isparta rose cooperatives — the world's largest rose-oil manufacturer and exporter, processing 300 tons of rose flowers a day.
A carnation grower with facilities in Antalya and Isparta, producing standard and spray types.
One of the world's two main Rosa damascena centres — the 'Isparta rose', exported worldwide as rose oil.
Curated from public sources · figures approximate · a mention here is not an endorsement.
These flowers originate in Turkey — this is where they grow in the wild or were first cultivated.
Built from the documented origin of every flower in our encyclopedia. We distinguish native origin (where a flower comes from in the wild) from commercial growing (where it is farmed and exported for the cut-flower trade). We map countries only — not individual farms or plantations.
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