For now I'm thinking my neighbor will do, I'll give my desertic plants to friends, since they love being neglected. I only hope they don't over water them!
I'm glad to meet people who feel the same way about my plants, it must be a women's things We tend to be more sensitive and emotional, so maybe this is why I think my neighbor will accept my plans, I'm just waiting to start making plans with my boyfriend soon. We are going to the Netherlands for that same reason.
Oh ok, Zigs! I hope you find that place you are looking for soon
so the effort is appreciated! I just read about plant production in Holland, turns out that if I end up moving there soon... I'll be in paradise (of plants, lol!). I might end up working here: http://www.floraholland.com/en/about-floraholland/visit-the-flower-auction/aalsmeer/ It's very close to Blokker (north holland).
Hey Trellum
Cool, i've bought stuff from Dutch suppliers, some good quality seeds.
You know it can be freezing for extended periods in the winter out there?
I wanted to take a picture of me.. standing next to a windmill surrounded by a bunch of tulips
Trellum, am glad you've decided on who you plan to leave your plants with, at least you can see them firmly ensconced in their new home before you leave.
Zigs is perfectly right - you will forget what even a mound looks like, let alone a hill or a mountain, its flatter than anywhere I have ever known. I lived there for 4 years and had to keep going for holidays,in the Italian Alps and Switzerland just to feel normal.
Yes you'll certainly be in plant paradise in Holland, you may even come across some of those people, who wear white coats and work in labs, whilst looking for new plant varieties to excite the gardeners
As everyone has said, it is pretty cold there in the Winter, but the houses are warm and the central heating for some reason, seems to be much more effective than in some other countries.
You do know that, if you are working in at 'floraholland' we will all be expecting discounts on our orders, don't you.
I'm a bit nervious to be honest, but if I survived several norwegian winters, I'll surely survive a dutch one 
am thinking you are right - you may well be crazy My husband used to frequent Norway on business quite a lot, but always took tons of thick sweaters and Arctic clothing, and hes not one to feel the cold, when I think its freezing and put another log on the fire, hes breaking into a sweat. am sure you'll be just fine in Holland, but as with all Countries, depends very much on which part you are going to. Where I lived in Holland ,we had what you would call 'dry cold', which is the sort of cold that initially on first venturing out - it doesn't feel too cold but within five minutes or so, you've lost all feeling in your hands and feet, so would advise in investing in some thermal underwear and some heavy duty Artic clothing.
As for the cold, I was in Oslo. Not that cold, but there were times I felt like freezing! To this day I don't know how I made it, the last time I was there I felt my ears were ready to burst any moment! I didn't go out that much tho, just meet friends at a bar at night or during the day going to work and do some grocery shopping. Not much really. I'll be very close to Amsterdam, in Blokker actually.
Thanks a lot If I move, I'll be moving to a better place with a lot new plants to discover My old plants will get all the care they need, so I couldn't be happier! 
For now I think my neighbor will be perfect for this She really likes plants and has several of her own, she's a genius with flowers and growing things from seed so I feel pretty confident she'll know what to do As for a garden... lucky me, because it seems the Netherlands is a great place to be a gardener 
