Fresh Flowers

Agapanthus is said to be the flower of love. These straight line flowers come in colours of blue, lavender and white. Clean lines and simplicity make this plant ideal for an elegant and striking look. The long stem of the Agapanthus adds a strong line element with a bold but airy quality to a floral design. Agapanthus stems range in height from just 20 cm (8 inches) up to 1,8 m (6 ft) for larger varieties. It works well with many flowers in many different design styles.

An Uncommon Beauty, Celosias are also known as cockscomb because they look like feathery plumes or a rooster's comb. Coloured scarlet, yellow or cream, they perform nicely as ornamental plants and are very versatile with any counterparts like petunias, marigolds, roses and more.

Artichokes are a very large (2 to 4 inches across) spiny, thistle shaped flower with a long multi-thread blossom emerging from the center. They come in the colours of green globe heads with blue or purple flowers. A wonderful, bold, textured focal point. Unopened artichoke buds sold as produce can be used in floral design. However, fully opened blossoms with long stems are preferred. The foliage adds a dramatic touch to floral arrangements.

Bell flowers, with a botanical name of Campanula, came from the Latin word "Campanula" meaning "Bell". Clustered bell shaped blooms on a long stem. Known to be a perfect choice in traditional bouquets, these beautiful blossoms work well in mixed seasonal arrangements and more contemporary styled designs.

Billy Balls, also called Billy Buttons, are a firm, one inch, globe shaped flower heads at the end of long slender stems without foliage. The blossom comes in yellow, and gives a bright, cheerful and captivating spirit to the visuals.

Cherished for their beauty, Sunflowers are striking ornamental flowers. Very large daisy-like composite blossoms, with petals surrounding a contrasting center. Yellows, oranges, reds, browns and creams. Sunflowers are bold focal flowers, and the heavy heads and large stems require the use of reinforced floral foam in floral design.

Clusters of tiny florets that make up a nearly flat, slightly rounded flower head at the end of a stem with feathery foliage.

Dahlia flowers have been nicknamed the "Queen of the Garden", because of their interesting textures and colours.Immensely valuable because of their soft blossoms, dahlias are delicate with a sturdy stem at a height ranging from one to five feet. Pair them with Tulips for a newly engaged couple or with Toothpick weed to add a delicate heiress to your bouquet or decor and add credence to the bouquet with a touch of royalty.

For a romantic woodland bouquet or reception centerpiece add in Viburnum Berries. With pops of rouge and jade, the branches can be paired with amorous blooms like Creamy Ivory Garden Roses and Dark Red Fresh Spray Roses along with sprays of Silver Dollar Eucalyptus and tied with a simple lace bouquet for an ethereal look.

Four to Six large trumpet shaped blossoms clustered at the top of a long thick leafless stem, Amaryllis blooms are huge, trumpet-shaped flowers clustered atop stately long, leafless stems. A single stem of Amaryllis, alone in a vase is a common design for this very large flower. The Amaryllis "Alfresco"will take your breath away. The plant rises upto 12-18 in(30-45cms)

Gentiana is a genus of flowering plants with about 400 species! That is a large species group, and these blooms are most notable for the trumpet-like shape and vivid coloring. Intense ultramarine blue, star-like flowers unfold from pyramid buds. Facing upward they reveal their five propeller-shaped petals. While they are often brilliant blue in coloring, they can also be white, yellow, red. The flowers have 4 or 5 sepals and also the same number of stamens and petals. They are great for cut flowers and flower arrangements.

Gloriosa Lily goes by many other names - Climbing Lily, Glory Lily and Flame Lily. The plant is unusual and available perennially. It can add interest and colour to floral arrangements and it grows to a height from 24 to 36 inches.

Immortalised in the first page of the fifth Harry Potter book, Hydrangeas are indeed very beloved. Their colours range from cherry red, lime green, french blue and even amethyst. Varieties like "Hydrangea Eternity" appear as starry, rich pink, double flowers adorned with a creamy center. The Hydrangea Phantom is noted for its spectacular flower heads or "Hydrangea "Big Daddy'' noted for its enormous inflorescences.. .. Other names ( Blushing Bride , Nikko Blue, Charm, .. ) height from 1 to 3 feet and in some varieties upto eight feet. Pair a Hydrangea Phantom with a Coral Sunset Peony, Astilbe or creamy white roses. Place any of these in a tall vase for a graceful look.

Lady's Mantle presents as clusters of delicate star shaped, greenish -yellow flowers appear in sprays just above the foliage. It grows up to 12-18in (30-45cm) and (18-24in)(45-60cm). You can add a swath of effervescent flowers of spring green to perennial borders and along pathways. These blooms are exceptionally beautiful combined with sweet williams and foxgloves in partly shaded locations. Lady's Mantle foliage can be renewed after blooms fade by putting back to the ground for a fresh crop of the serrated-edge leaves that catch water droplets, transforming them into silvery beads.

Often known as, "Flowering onions", Allium is one of the tallest and most lordly onions out there. Spherical in shape and densely packed with hundreds of small, star shaped purple flowers, it is a petite beauty to behold. Named "His Excellency", "Globemaster" and the like, they have over ten varieties and manage impressive heights of up to five feet. They get along very well with lavender, astilbe, peonies and many other perennials.

Often symbolising feminine beauty, Calla Lilies have a sublime effect when placed in a narrow vase as a single flower. Alternatively, one can use them sporadically in a large decor as gesture flowers. With their bell-shaped shape and varied colours, they will burst onto the scene and add notes of calm and charm.

Regardless of the colours, whether it is a pink stargazer lily, asiatic or oriental lily, these flowers are set to impress. The white lily is the prima donna in the world of lilies, a symbol of purity and love on the one hand, and royalty on the other. With their stunning appearance and unmistakable fragrance, lilies are the perfect way to celebrate any occasion and work well in mixed seasonal arrangements and more contemporary styled designs.

Safflowers are a member of the sunflower family. They are used as a filler flower; safflower blossoms can be used as an accent to add texture to floral designs. For rustic, wild arrangements, safflower is the perfect touch. The blossom texture is rough. Their height is 16 to 28 inches, and they come in yellows, oranges and reds.

Snapdragons have been around since the Roman Empire. They are one of the most common flowers and come in a variety of colors. Beautiful and bright, snapdragons make the perfect accent or standalone flower in any arrangement. A spiked, terminal raceme with multiple florets. The florets are shaped like little dragon heads, with upper and lower lips which will open when you gently squeeze the sides of the blossom. Purple, pink, blue, white, yellow and red. Snapdragons are very geotropic. One must realize that their tips will turn up if they are angled sharply in a floral design.

The Astilbe is commonly known as "Goat's Beard" and is well named, because they are dense, feathery plumes of flowers above fern-like foliage. It is a common favorite filler flower, in hues of pinks, whites, and reds, astilbes are a festive flower. Pairing an astilbe with roses, hydrangeas, dahlias, and other pastel colors for a showy, flowery look does wonders for a whimsical and fanciful floral arrangement.

The Blue Thistle is a flowering herb just as prized for its exquisite color as its rare shape. Eryngium stems typically grow between 60-182 cm in height, feature basal leaves in varying shades (either silver, green, blue or purple) and are topped with cone-shaped flower heads. These thistle-like heads are encased by spiny bracts that are usually steel-blue or purple in color. Colors: Blue, violet. With its strong and bold appearance, Eryngium is known to symbolize independence and attraction.

The Caspia, also known as Misty or Statis, has a papery texture. Limonium is an attractive filler in both traditional and garden-style arrangements. Colours are wide and varied - lavender, white, pink, yellow and purple, it is a versatile blossom.Excellent and colorful filler flower, it is often used in mixed bouquets. These flowers add wonderful motion to arrangements.

The Caspia, also known as Misty or Statis, has a papery texture. Limonium is an attractive filler in both traditional and garden-style arrangements. Colours are wide and varied - lavender, white, pink, yellow and purple, it is a versatile blossom.Excellent and colorful filler flower, it is often used in mixed bouquets. These flowers add wonderful motion to arrangements.

The Clematis is a genus of more than 300 species of flowering vines. Known as " Queen of Climbers" .It represents aspiration, mischief, wisdom, joy for travelers .Kind of like the Greek god Hermes. Pair them with " Morning Light" maiden grass and sea holly (Eryngium) for a delectable arrangement.