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SUNFLOWER

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Characteristics

Sunflowers are known for their large, bright yellow blooms and round, sun-like appearance, symbolizing warmth, positivity, and happiness. They are often used as focal flowers in arrangements, adding a cheerful, rustic feel to designs. Their strong, sturdy stems and vibrant colors make them popular for both summer bouquets and autumn arrangements.

Care

  • Preparation: Trim stems at a 45-degree angle and remove leaves below the waterline.
  • Watering: Change water every 1-2 days to keep flowers fresh.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, shaded area and avoid direct sunlight.
  • Tips: Sunflowers tend to drink a lot of water, so ensure the vase is kept full. Avoid overcrowding them with other flowers to give the large blooms space.

Colors

While traditionally yellow, sunflowers are also available in other shades:

  • Yellow: The classic bright yellow with dark brown centers.
  • Orange: A warm, rich hue perfect for autumn arrangements.
  • Red/Burgundy: Deep, striking colors that add depth to any design.
  • Bi-color: Sunflowers with two-tone petals, adding visual interest.

Varieties

Popular sunflower varieties include:

  • Mammoth Sunflowers: Large, tall blooms often used as focal points.
  • Teddy Bear Sunflowers: Smaller, fluffy-looking blooms with a unique texture.
  • Autumn Beauty: Features a mix of yellow, orange, and red shades, ideal for fall arrangements.
  • Vincent Series: Known for uniform, smaller heads and a longer vase life, great for bouquets.

ALSTROEMERIA

About

Characteristics

Also known as Peruvian lilies, Alstroemeria features trumpet-shaped blooms with speckled petals and long, slender stems. They are valued for their extended vase life and variety of colors, often used as filler flowers that add volume and a touch of elegance to arrangements. Alstroemeria symbolizes friendship and devotion, making it a popular choice for various occasions.

Care

  • Preparation: Trim stems at an angle and remove any leaves below the waterline.
  • Watering: Change water every 2-3 days to prevent bacterial growth.
  • Storage: Keep in a cool, shaded place, away from direct sunlight.
  • Tips: Alstroemeria blooms can take a few days to fully open. Adding floral preservative can help extend their life.

Colors

Alstroemeria comes in a wide range of vibrant and soft colors:

  • White: Pure and versatile, ideal for weddings.
  • Pink: Soft to hot pink shades, perfect for romantic themes.
  • Yellow: Adds warmth and brightness to any arrangement.
  • Orange: Bold and festive, great for autumnal bouquets.
  • Purple: Regal and rich, adding depth to floral designs.
  • Red: Passionate and dramatic, suitable for bold arrangements.

Varieties

Popular Alstroemeria varieties include:

  • Inca Series: Known for its compact size and vibrant colors, ideal for mixed bouquets.
  • Princess Lilies: Smaller, more delicate blooms, often used in smaller arrangements.
  • Colorita: Bright and long-lasting, these are compact with vibrant hues.
  • Inticancha: Varieties with striking colors and long-lasting blooms, great for home décor.

DAHLIA

About

Characteristics

Dahlias are beloved for their large, multi-layered blooms that come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Known for their vibrant hues and intricate petal arrangements, dahlias are a focal flower, adding drama and elegance to any bouquet. They symbolize dignity, creativity, and inner strength, making them ideal for bold, sophisticated arrangements.

Care

  • Preparation: Trim stems at an angle, removing any leaves below the waterline.
  • Watering: Change water daily, as dahlias are sensitive to bacteria buildup.
  • Storage: Store in a cool place, away from direct sunlight.
  • Tips: Dahlias have a moderate vase life and benefit from being placed in cool water with flower food. Their large blooms are best displayed in arrangements where they have space to shine.

Colors

Dahlias are available in a vibrant range of colors:

  • Red: Adds boldness and drama, perfect for passionate designs.
  • Pink: Soft and romantic, popular for wedding arrangements.
  • White: Pure and elegant, suitable for formal events.
  • Purple: Rich and regal, adding depth to arrangements.
  • Yellow: Bright and cheerful, ideal for summery themes.

Varieties

Popular Dahlia varieties include:

  • Dinnerplate Dahlias: Known for their large blooms and stunning colors, often used as a focal point.
  • Pompon Dahlias: Small, rounded blooms with tightly arranged petals, great for texture.
  • Cactus Dahlias: Have spiky, pointed petals, adding unique shape and movement.

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