series production
In an identical form by machine. The series production itself is distinguished from the production of individual one-off items by hand and offer in comparison to this one of the greatest quantities. Mass production has come up with the invention of the assembly line and the advancement of industrialization towards the end of the 19th century and has been applied to the present day in almost all sectors of the economy. Thus, in the fields of horticulture and floristry, the most important products being mass produced for the garden environment today include flower boxes, planters, decorative figures, silk flowers and other decorative elements. With limitations, this production can therefore be considered as dried roots and flowers, which, although inherently of a different shape, goes through the same steps. The mass production has a lot of money for manually made items, eg in the field of crafts.
As commodity knowledge a fundamental discipline in the range of the modern trade is designated, which plays beside the floristry and the horticulture also in all other industries with the sales of goods a role. In the commodity knowledge less reference is therefore made to the basic character of the individual products, which is covered in horticulture more by the botany, instead their registration and their classification in sales and accounting is placed in the foreground. A key role therefore plays the division of all goods into different product families, which not only lead internally for a better allocation and management, but also can facilitate the customer's overview of different product family. Also, the gradation of different goods according to qualitative and quantitative criteria are part of the modern commodities, which is also indispensable in floristry and horticulture. In the further product knowledge, it can be discussed which economic importance individual goods occupy for their own company and for which a stronger focus should be placed in the marketing. Regardless of these criteria, which play a role in all trading companies, subject-specific criteria must be added to the general commodity knowledge, which is necessary in floristry, for example, by the non-perpetual life of the goods offered. Many companies also use the product knowledge for statistical purposes in order to be able to better estimate the operational developments over the years in individual product areas. 
As a wall dispenser, a device for the professional floristry needs is called, which should help when working with films, papers and tapes. Unlike rollers, which are attached directly to the working table of the florist, the Wandabroller is screwed to a room wall and makes it possible to access without loss of working space on slides and other aids in florist's everyday life. Modern wall dispensers are offered in standardized standard dimensions, making them suitable for the roles of numerous well-known manufacturers. Particularly common wall dispensers are used where florists offer cut flowers and houseplants and want to additionally package and decorate them before handing them over to the buyer. The use of paper for safe wrapping of the plants is just as established as the use of decorative foil, whose transparent shape ensures a lasting view of the bouquet or the bouquet. Also decorative ribbons can be made available via a Wandabroller, wherein in addition to the pure delivery of bands usually also a cutting device is integrated with to measure the length of the tape exactly. In many specialist companies of the floristry, both on Wandabroller as on attachments to the work table trusts to be able to work very flexible. 
