Flower Varieties

Flower Varieties

Some Flower varieties and their descriptions.

	Alstroemeria	Alstroemeria, also known as Peruvian, parrot, or princess lily, symbolizes the power of friendship and a mutual bond of support between two people. Available in almost every colour under the rainbow, this flower is perfect to add to almost any bouquet! Celebrate an anniversary, birthday, or any other special occasion by delivering a giant bouquet of colourful Alstroemeria today!
	Anthurium	Anthurium, also known as the Painted Tongue, Flamingo Flower (Flamingo Lily) or Tail Flower, symbolizes hospitality, they are also thought to bring luck to the home and protect against evil! These heart-shaped blooms range in colour from green or white to shades of pink and brilliant red.
	Bamboo	Bamboo is viewed as a symbol of traditional Chinese values. It is an example of the harmony between nature and human beings. Since bamboo is the perfect combination of strength and flexibility, it has come to represent balance in one's life. Many people give bamboo as a housewarming gift to bring good health to the recipient.
	Birds of Paradise	The Bird of Paradise is a tropical flower originating from South Africa. Three oranges and three blue petals come together, which mimics the look of a tropical bird in flight! This stunning flower has many meanings, some of which are joyfulness, anticipation and excitement. It's also the official flower for a 9th wedding anniversary!
	Green Button Mum	Button mums, also known as Pompons, are part of the Chrysanthemum family! Their small, tightly packed petals, give them a Pompon or button-like bloom which is where they got their name! They come in a variety of colours like green, gold, purple, pink and more which makes them very diverse and used in many arrangements all year long!
	Calla Lily	The Calla Lily, named after the Ancient Greek word for beauty, “Kallos,” symbolizes purity, holiness, and faithfulness. They are also symbols for rebirth or resurrection and are commonly sent around the Easter holiday. Calla lilies are commonly white, but they also come in a variety of colours, including yellow, pink, green, purple, orange and black.
	Carnation	The carnation is a popular flower that has a history dating back over 2000 years! They are the birth flower of January and the official flower of Mother's Day. Carnations are a favourite flower for many as they are inexpensive, long-lasting and come in an array of colours. Burgundy carnations, similar to dark red, express the intense feelings of love and affection. To show how much you love your sweetheart, give a carnation of a darker shade of red on Valentine’s Day or for an anniversary!
	Celosia	Celosia, also known as the Cockscomb, the name is derived from the Greek word for “burning”, which is a reference to the flame-like flowers of some species that resemble a burning fire. It grows wild all across Mexico where it is commonly known as the Velvet Flower due to its fuzzy, velvet-like, texture. The Celosia comes in a multitude of colours like Pink, Yellow, Orange, and Red and symbolizes affection, singularity and silliness!
	Chrysanthemum	The Chrysanthemum, named from the Greek words “chrysos” meaning gold, and “anthemon” meaning flower. The Commercial mum, also known as the football mum, is one of the largest blooms in the Chrysanthemum family and symbolize optimism and joy! They are also the November birth flower, and the 13th wedding anniversary flower! White chrysanthemums are known to express spirituality, innocence, purity, clarity of thoughts, and proper actions. They are sent for every occasion to show appreciation or express feelings of sympathy.
	Cymbidium Orchid	The Cymbidium orchid is unique due to its large, boat-shaped blooms, they symbolize morality and virtue. In Asia it is an honour and a gesture of respect and friendship to give or receive a Cymbidium. This exotic and tropical bloom is the official flower of the 14th wedding anniversary however they are perfect for any occasion!
	Daisy	The Daisy flower represents innocence, new beginnings, purity, true love, and harmony. They got their name from an Old English word meaning "Day's Eye", it is a reference to the dawning of a new day, and also the beginning of spring. Burgundy or Red daisies express love, romance and passion. Send these colours to express your true feelings and prove your devotion to your loved ones.
	Dendrobium Orchid	In Ancient Greece, Dendrobium orchids were associated with virility. Today, there is nothing better than Dendrobium orchid flowers to send as a gift for an anniversary, wedding, or very simply a sign you're thinking about them as they are seen as symbols of purity and love. Traditionally, the Dendrobium orchid is also the flower for the 14th wedding anniversary. A white Orchids stands for innocence, beauty, and elegance, suitable for almost any occasion!
	Freesia	Freesia is known for its delicate blooms and citrus-like scent! This popular spring flower typically represents innocence, trust, friendship, and sweetness. They are also the flower for a 7th wedding anniversary! Purple freesia symbolizes beauty, royalty and it is a perfect gift for someone who is special and unique in its own way.
	Gerbera	The Gerbera Daisy is a bright and cheery flower that is native to South Africa. The Gerbera mostly symbolizes happiness, it was once believed that the gerbera would lessen the sorrows and stresses of everyday life, this makes it the perfect gift for someone who is embarking on major changes in their life! Pink symbolizes adoration and admiration. This colour is also a symbol of love and romance, so you can use it as a gift for every person you love and care about.
	Gladiolus	Gladiolus flowers are symbols of faithfulness and being honest in all occasions. This flower is the perfect one to gift to your partner if you want to show him or her you are ready to commit and show true faithfulness. Gladiolus can be an ideal Valentine’s Day gift for your loved one, especially if he or she understands the secret meaning behind this beautiful flower. The pink Gladiolus flower symbolizes feminine energy, compassion and motherly love. This is the perfect flower to gift to someone you love as a partner or in any other way.
	Hyacinth	Hyacinth is a very beautiful flower that is best known for its intoxicating scent and beautiful appearance. As a cut flower and as a garden plant, it is a flower that is going to turn heads and fill your garden or home with a gorgeous perfume of nature. They are available in the palest pinks to the deepest magenta. There are also some beautiful blues including a soft baby blue and a striking, deep indigo blue.
	Hydrangea	Hydrangeas are very popular both as cut flowers and plants for the garden because of their big, beautiful blooms. The name comes from the constant moisture required to keep the flowers happy, healthy and blooming. In Japan, they are said to be a sign of apology or gratitude because an emperor gave them as apologies to his maidens. The pink Hydrangea flower is a symbol of emotions, love, romance and marriage this beautiful flower is an ideal decoration for weddings and all other ceremonies related to love and celebrating love. This is also the flower of the 4th wedding anniversary, so you can't go wrong with gifting it to your loved one.
	Hypericum Berries	Hypericum berries are known for their healing medicinal properties, but they're also a great addition to floral arrangements! Their bright earthy colour is reminiscent of the changing colours of fall leaves, and they are perfect for adding colour and texture to a fall wedding bouquet.
	Iris	The iris is often associated with royalty and it’s no wonder. This regal flower puts on quite a show in the garden in early to mid-summer. It’s stately blooms range in colour from traditional shades of purple and blue to yellow, white, pink, red, chartreuse, brown and nearly black. There is an iris to fit any occasion.
	Lisianthus	The lisianthus plant is also known by the common name of Eustoma. The flower symbolizes rising above your surroundings and being grateful for everything in your life. It’s also a wedding flower due to its link with devotion and long-lasting bonds. With wide ruffled, delicate petals and oval leaves, in colours ranging from white to pink, lavender to purple and bi-colours such as blue-violet, it's said that lisianthus also symbolizes appreciation.
	Limonium	Limonium, also known as Sea Lavender, is a tall plant with a cluster of small flowers sitting atop sturdy stems which comes in a wonderful range of colours. Limonium symbolizes remembrance, success, sympathy and beauty.
	Peony	Common peony meanings include romance, prosperity, good fortune, a happy marriage, riches, honour, and compassion. In the feng shui, peony has long been used as a cure for love and romance, and its symbol is often considered a metaphor for female beauty, however, the colour may have a strong impact on the meaning! The pink Peony flower is a symbol of romance and this flower colour is usually a part of wedding bouquets and wedding celebrations. This can be a perfect gift for your partner and everyone who has stolen your heart.
	Ranunculas	The Ranunculus is a showy flower with ruffles of paper-thin petals in bold colours that range from white and pastel pink to fiery reds and sunny yellows and golds. Regardless of its colour, the ranunculus flower symbolizes charm and attractiveness across cultures and generations. In the Victorian language of flowers, the ranunculus flower tells the lady you think she is charming and attractive.
	Rose	The rose is one of the most famous and beloved of all flowers. For hundreds of years, the rose has been widely recognized as a symbol of love, sympathy or sorrow in many popular plays, novels, and films. The colour of a rose offers a distinct and different meaning. The red rose has come to be the ultimate symbol/gift to express romantic love. Red roses also pop up frequently in classical paintings, contemporary films and are a symbol of passionate affection.
	Solidago	Solidago is a stunning sunny yellow flower that you may have seen growing wild all over the globe! Solidago has so many meanings that you can pick the one that best suits the occasion. You can choose sincerity, money, success or happiness, it's no wonder it's also commonly known as Goldenrod! Place the cheerful yellow flowers in a vase by the front door for luck, and give a big happy bunch to someone who could do with encouragement and growth. If you see Solidago shimmering in the wild, get digging! According to legend, you will find treasure buried there!
	Statice	Statice flower has a unique appearance and belongs to the family of Limonium. There are over 120 different species of Statice flowers that grow around the world. Statice flowers symbolize success. They are perfect gifts for someone you want to see succeeding in life and moving forward. With a lovely bouquet of these flowers, you can surprise someone you love and want to see succeed at something important. You can even bring some Statice flowers into your home to invite positive energy and good vibrations. Purple symbolizes royalty, beauty, extravagance and nobility. Purple Statice flowers are simply gorgeous and can be combined in colorful bouquets with other larger flowers.
	Sunflower	No flower can lift someone’s spirits quite like sunflowers. They are bright and cheery, and as warm and inviting as the sweet summer sun. With bright yellow petals, sunflowers have an unmistakeable sun-like appearance that has made them a favourite among flower lovers, especially in the summer months. It’s no surprise that both ancient and modern people associated the Sunflower with warmth, positivity, power, strength, and happiness since it bears such a strong resemblance to the Sun.
	Tulip	The Tulip is a classic flower of love, although it was considered more of a symbol for charity by the Victorians. The Turkish people who originally bred the flower considered it a symbol of paradise on earth, making it a part of many religious and secular poems and art pieces. Yellow tulips symbolize unrequited or spurned love. Bright red is the colour of passion and perfect love. Don’t send a bouquet of these flowers to a family member or you’ll be sending the wrong message!
	Waxflower	Wax flowers have a romantically rustic feel and give off a pleasant, lemony-scented aroma, making them a perfect addition to a table centrepiece arrangements. The long-lasting blooms make them a symbol for lasting success. The waxflower may also be used as a sign of lasting love or patience.