A floral horse stole the spotlight at IFTEX 2026, symbolising the creativity and resilience of Kenya’s flower industry.
By
Sammy Waweru
Contributor
Nation Media Group
As visitors streamed through the aisles of this year's International Floriculture Trade Exhibition (IFTEX) in Nairobi, many found themselves pausing at one particular stand.
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