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Gerberas are the embodiment of modern day floristry. They epitomize modern day living and are a joy to work with. Native to South Africa and related to the sunflower, over 30 species can be found in the wild. Gerberas are presently the fifth most popular cut flower in the world.
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Popular in floristry, fresh cut orchids are now available in many varieties - most commonly dendrobium and cymbidium - although there are over 800 described genera and 25,000 species. Phaleanopsis, although more often sold as a potted plant, makes a stunning cut flower.
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A most versatile flower, carnations are said to symbolise fascination, distinction, admiration, good luck, and love. Originally pink, the name "carnation" is derived from the Greek "incarnaycon" which refers to the fleshy pink colour of the original pink carnations.
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The epitome is summer flowers, the sunflower is a deservedly popular choice. While beautiful to look at, sunflowers have also been used throughout history to treat a variety of ailments. The humble sunflower is also mentioned in the zodiac, associated with the sign of Leo.
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Something a little different, from birds of paradise, orchids and celosia to trendy and unusual anthuriums. Our exotic flowers come across the globe and, with their bright colours and funky appearance, are sure to stand out from the crowd of more commonly seen blooms.
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A widely cultivated staple of the floristry industry, there are a huge array of chrysanthemum colours and shapes. Colours range from vibrant lime green to rich red. Decorative varieties include large blooms, spider-shaped and the traditional daisy-like chrysanthemum.
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A favourite not only with florists, but poets and artists alike, the tulip is highly regarded amongst flower lovers. Available in an array of colours and styles, tulips look great on their own, or in a bouquet with other flowers. Perfect for spring, the tulips is the epitome of Dutch floristry.
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Lilies, well known for their sweet smell and impressive blooms, are an exquisite and opulent flower. Representing a real myriad of sentiments, from love and admiration to remembrance, calmness or respect. A stunning addition to any bouquet or flower arrangement.
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To know a rose is to love a rose, and how true that statement is. Roses come in all shades, shapes and sizes - but whatever the variety - any rose is capable of envoking a mass of emotions and expressing a range of sentiments, from romance to gentleness and happiness.
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Traditional, cottage style flowers, arrangements and bouquets are making a big come back. While exotic flowers and styles remain popular, people are now looking for flowers which hark back to more traditional times, with old fashioned lily and chrysanthemum varieties.
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