Forty per cent of the cut flowers sold in the EU come from Kenya. Image: Shutterstock After years of criticism over water use, pollution and working conditions, the cut flower industry in Kenya is trying to show it can have a greener future Words and photographs by Stuart Butler Valentine’s Day hadn’t got off to a good start. Once again, I’d failed to get my wife some flowers, and she wasn’t happy. Every year it’s the same story, and every year …
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