LISIANTHUS & GYP

About

Characteristics

Lisianthus, often mistaken for roses, are known for their delicate, ruffled petals and soft, romantic colors. They bring a refined, elegant look to bouquets and arrangements, making them especially popular in bridal designs. Lisianthus symbolizes appreciation and gratitude, making it a thoughtful choice for any occasion.

Care

Preparation: Trim stems at an angle and remove any leaves that might sit below the waterline.
Watering: Change the water every 2 days, as lisianthus are sensitive to bacteria.
Storage: Store in a cool, shaded environment, away from drafts and direct sunlight.
Tips: Handle lisianthus carefully, as their petals can bruise easily. Adding floral preservative can help prolong their vase life.

Colors

Lisianthus are available in a variety of pastel and rich shades:

White: Classic and timeless, ideal for weddings and formal arrangements.
Pink: Soft and romantic, perfect for bridal bouquets.
Purple: A regal hue that adds depth to arrangements.
Lavender: Light and calming, suitable for vintage or rustic designs.
Yellow: Bright and cheerful, adding warmth to spring and summer bouquets.

Varieties

Popular lisianthus varieties include:

Rosita: Known for its double blooms and rose-like appearance, commonly used in high-end arrangements.
Echo: Features large blooms on sturdy stems, ideal for mixed bouquets.
Mariachi: Ruffled, full blossoms that add texture and volume to floral designs.

About

Characteristics

Gypsophilia, commonly known as baby’s breath, is a popular filler flower with tiny white or pastel blooms that create a cloud-like effect in arrangements. It adds a delicate, airy texture, making it a staple in wedding bouquets, rustic designs, and dried arrangements. Gypsophilia is often used to soften the look of more structured flowers and to add volume.

Care

Preparation: Trim stems at a 45-degree angle and remove any leaves below the waterline.
Watering: Change water every 2-3 days to prevent bacterial growth.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Tips: Gypsophilia can be air-dried and used in dried arrangements, retaining its texture and shape well.

Colors

While traditionally white, gypsophilia can be tinted or dyed:

White: Pure and classic, widely used in bridal and baby-themed arrangements.
Pink: Soft and feminine, often used for a romantic touch.
Blue: Rare and unique, often used for special themes.
Dyed Colors: Gypsophilia can be dyed in vibrant colors for customized designs.

Varieties

Popular gypsophilia varieties include:

Million Star: Small, dense clusters of flowers, offering a fine, delicate look.
Perfecta: Known for its larger blooms, adding a bolder appearance to arrangements.
Covent Garden: A fuller, fluffier variety often used to add volume and texture.

LISIANTHUS

About

Characteristics

Care

Colors

Varieties

GYPSOPHILIA

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Characteristics

Care

Colors

Varieties

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