Green flowers make a fresh, unexpected statement, whether combined in a mixed bouquet with other colors or by themselves. There's something startlingly beautiful about a green flower.
Fellow floral blogger Stephanie White with Bloom Nation says that green flowers symbolize wishes for health and fortune, as well as renewal, youth, and springtime. Teleflora adds that green flowers represent resilience and optimism.
Why not recall memories of youthfulness, or send an uplifting, life-giving message to a loved one with green flowers this year? Consider these options:
> Anthurium (image courtesy of wholeblossoms.com)
> Bells of Ireland (image courtesy of wholeblossoms.com)
> Cymbidium orchids (image courtesy of fabiovisentin.com)
> Fuji [spider] mums (image courtesy of wholeblossoms.com)
> Hydrangea (image courtesy of growersbox.com)
> Hypericum berries (image courtesy of wholeblossoms.com)
> Leucadendron (image courtesy of florabundance.com)
> Roses (image courtesy of thegreenhead.com)
Combine any of these with lush foliage and greenery, and you'll have the makings of a fresh, unique arrangement.
Note: It's best to order well in advance of the holiday rush so you can ensure that you get the flowers that will make your Valentine's Day as perfect as possible.
Disclaimer: Not all flowers pictured may be available. Always call to inquire for availability of specific flowers and colors.
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