
Rosa hybrida
Garden Rose
Full, romantic blooms with layered petals. The classic focal flower for celebration bouquets.
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Rosa hybrida
Full, romantic blooms with layered petals. The classic focal flower for celebration bouquets.

Rosa hybrida
The classic hybrid-tea silhouette in deep crimson — sharp, romantic, and unmistakable.

Rosa hybrida
Clean ivory blooms for weddings and sympathy — quiet formality with soft fragrance.

Rosa hybrida
Sunny hybrid teas and garden forms in butter to gold — cheerful without losing structure.

Rosa hybrida
Apricot-to-coral garden roses with a warm glow — soft romance for modern palettes.

Rosa hybrida
Lilac and mauve roses with a cool, modern cast — unexpected color for romantic mixes.

Rosa (English / David Austin type)
Cupped, quartered blooms with old-garden fragrance — lush and heavily petaled.

Rosa (spray / sweetheart)
Branching stems with multiple smaller blooms — volume and softness without a single heavy head.

Rosa canina / rugosa
Simple five-petal blooms with golden centers — airy, garden-wild, and lightly fragrant.

Rosa (climber)
Longer stems with clustered garden blooms — romantic movement for cascading bouquets.

Ranunculus asiaticus
Paper-thin petals stacked into dense, almost peony-like rounds with a soft glow.

Paeonia lactiflora
Voluminous, cloud-like blooms that open from tight buds into dramatic focal flowers.

Lathyrus odoratus
Fragrant, ruffled blooms on climbing stems — delicate movement and perfume in a bouquet.

Eustoma grandiflorum
Rose-like petals with a lighter, airier silhouette. Excellent long-lasting secondary bloom.

Tulipa
Clean, architectural cups that keep growing in the vase — modern and seasonal.

Helianthus annuus
Bold discs with cheerful presence. Branching varieties work better in bouquets than giants.

Dahlia
Geometric petals in endless forms — from pompons to dinner-plate drama.

Chrysanthemum
Reliable, long-lasting blooms with textures from daisy-like to spider and button forms.

Hyacinthus orientalis
Dense, fragrant clusters on sturdy stems — a spring scent bomb with structure.

Dianthus caryophyllus
Ruffled, long-lasting blooms available in nearly every color — a workhorse filler or secondary flower.

Freesia
Tubular blooms on arched stems with a sweet citrus fragrance and delicate presence.

Alstroemeria
Speckled trumpet blooms on branching stems — colorful, lasting, and budget-friendly volume.

Antirrhinum majus
Vertical spires of hinged florets that add height and a cottage-garden line.

Anemone coronaria
Papery petals around a dark button center — graphic, modern, and spring-forward.

Matthiola incana
Dense, spicy-scented columns of florets that bring fragrance and soft structure.

Gladiolus
Tall flower spikes with dramatic presence — classic for large arrangements and height.

Gardenia jasminoides
Creamy white, intensely fragrant blooms with a glossy, formal presence.

Zinnia elegans
Bright, daisy-like discs in bold summer colors — cheerful and garden-fresh.

Protea
Architectural, sculptural blooms with bracts instead of soft petals — bold and exotic.

Phalaenopsis
Arching moth-orchid sprays with refined, lasting blooms — elegant in tropical and modern mixes.

Dendrobium
Slender sprays of smaller orchid blooms — airy, tropical, and excellent for cascade work.

Cymbidium
Large, waxy orchid blooms on sturdy sprays — dramatic color and long vase life.

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Open, tropical trumpets with a bold stamen — short-lived but unforgettable color.

Strelitzia reginae
Crane-like bracts in orange and blue — architectural drama for tropical designs.

Anthurium andraeanum
Glossy heart-shaped spathes with a contrasting spadix — modern and long-lasting.

Plumeria
Five-petaled tropical blooms with creamy fragrance — iconic leis and soft color.

Alpinia purpurata
Cone-like tropical bracts in vivid red or pink — bold vertical accent.
Heliconia
Lobster-claw bracts in fiery colors — pure tropical structure and movement.

Lilium ‘Stargazer’
Upward-facing oriental lily with spotted pink petals and intense perfume.

Zantedeschia
Sculptural spathes with a clean silhouette — minimal, modern, and elegant.

Lilium Asiatic hybrid
Upward blooms in vivid solids and bicolors — less fragrance than Orientals, more color punch.

Gloriosa superba
Flame-like reflexed petals in red and yellow — exotic movement for tropical bouquets.

Delphinium elatum
Tall spires of small florets that add height and a cool color story to mixed bouquets.

Hydrangea macrophylla
Clouds of clustered florets that deliver instant volume in soft or saturated tones.

Myosotis
Tiny sky-blue blooms clustered for a sweet, nostalgic wildflower accent.

Tagetes
Ruffled orange and gold pompons with a distinctive scent — festive and folk.

Cosmos bipinnatus
Airy daisy faces on wiry stems — light, romantic movement for garden bouquets.

Scabiosa
Pincushion centers with ruffled outer petals — textural and slightly wild.

Lavandula
Fragrant purple spikes that dry in place — herb, flower, and texture in one stem.

Iris
Architectural standards and falls with rich color — a spring statement bloom.

Centaurea cyanus
Classic true-blue daisies on wiry stems — cheerful wildflower color for cool palettes.

Muscari
Tiny grape-like blue clusters — compact spring accent for cool color stories.

Nigella damascena
Love-in-a-mist blooms with feathery bracts — soft blue and airy garden texture.

Amaranthus
Trailing or upright chenille-like ropes — dramatic texture and cascade movement.

Eucalyptus cinerea
Silvery-blue foliage that softens color stories and adds lasting structure to any bouquet.

Gypsophila
Clouds of tiny white florets — classic filler that lightens and softens any mix.

Monstera deliciosa
Fenestrated tropical leaves that frame blooms with bold, graphic greenery.

Pittosporum
Glossy, rounded leaves — often variegated — for soft, polished filler foliage.

Nephrolepis / Asparagus fern
Feathery fronds that add wild softness and fill gaps without competing with blooms.

Danae racemosa / Ruscus
Elegant trailing or upright foliage with teardrop leaves — wedding classic.

Various (Calathea, palm, etc.)
Broad tropical foliage used as backdrops and fans behind statement blooms.

Colocasia
Heart-shaped elephant-ear leaves with dramatic scale for tropical compositions.

Chamelaucium
Tiny waxy blooms on woody stems — Australian native filler with a light perfume.

Eryngium
Spiky blue thistle-like heads — cool contrast and modern texture.