Category: All Flowers and Plants
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Spray Roses
Name:Spray Rose Family:Rosaceae Type Flower:Cut flower (multi-flowered rose with several small blooms per stem) Flowering time:Late spring to autumn Best time to buy:Year-round Max Height:50–90 cm Sun/Shadow:Full sun Characteristics Spray roses feature multiple smaller blooms per stem, typically 3-7 heads, making them cost-effective for mixed arrangements and bouquets. They offer a vase life of 7-10 days…
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Women’s Day Plants
Women’s Day is around the corner and we offer all popular flowering plant you can imagine. Anthuriums are long-lasting indoor plants with glossy, heart-shaped spathes available in red, pink, and white. They offer a typical shelf life of 4-6 weeks in retail conditions and require minimal care instructions for end consumers. Popular for gifting due…
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Narcissus
Narcissus Name:Narcissus Family:Amaryllidaceae Type Plant:Perennial bulb, used as a cut flower Flowering time:Perennial bulb, used as a cut flower Best time to buy:Late winter to early spring (when in bloom) Max Height:20-50 cm, depending on the variety Sun/Shadow:Full sun to partial shade Origin The name of the Narcissus is said to originate from the Greek…
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Eucalyptus
Name:Eucalyptus Family:Myrtaceae Type Plant:Cut foliage / ornamental greenery Flowering time:All year Best time to buy:Available year-round as cut foliage Max Height:70-200cm Sun/Shadow:Full sun and tolerates light partial shade Fresh cut eucalyptus is more than greenery — it’s a design tool. From compact, short stems to impressive branches over 1.50 meters, eucalyptus allows florists to work…
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Indoor Green Plants
Winter is one of the most strategic seasons for indoor plants. When outdoor greenery disappears and flowering assortments become more limited, large green plants take the leading role in professional interiors. They bring volume, structure, and a sense of balance to spaces that need to look fresh, finished, and premium throughout the colder months. Why…
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Anthurium (Flowers)
Name:Anthurium Family:Araceae Type Flower:Perennial Flowering time:Year-round Best time to buy:All year Max Height:40-70 cm Sun/Shadow:Bright, indirect light Anthurium is a flower that instantly shifts a composition into a more modern direction. With its sculptural form, glossy surface, and confident lines, it brings a clean, design-led aesthetic to bouquets and floral installations. This is exactly why…
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Primula
Primula Name:Primula Family:Primulaceae Type Plant:Perennial Flowering time:Early spring to mid-summer Best time to buy:Winter/ early springs Max Height:10–30 cm Sun/Shadow:Partial shade Wintergreen:Semi-evergreen Humidity:Moderate to high Origin Primulas are world travelers among plants. They’re originally from temperate regions like Europe, Asia, and North America. You’ll also find them in tropical mountains in places like Ethiopia and…
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Amaryllis
Name:Amaryllis Family:Amaryllidaceae Type Plant:Bulbous flowering plant Best time to buy:Winter Best time to buy:Winter Max Height:60-80 cm Sun/Shadow:Full sun to partial shade Amaryllis is a bold and expressive bulb flower, admired for its large, showy blooms and strong, upright stems. It adds structure, elegance, and a striking focal point to floral arrangements. Available in a…
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Mimosa
Mimosa Name:Mimosa Family:Fabaceae Type Plant:evergreen tree/shrub Flowering time:Late winter to early spring Best time to buy:Spring or autumn Max Height:55 cm Sun/Shadow:Full sun Mimosa is a seasonal favorite known for its yellow blossoms and delicate fragrance. Its striking appearance makes it a popular choice for spring collections, festive arrangements, and themed floral compositions. Why Mimosa?…
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Cyclamen
Cyclamen Name:Cyclamen Family:Primulaceae Type Plant:Perennial Flowering time:September – March Best time to buy:Summer Max Height:30 cm Sun/Shadow:Sun – Partial Shadow Wintergreen:Yes Humidity:High Cyclamen brings instant elegance to any display with its velvety petals, intricate marbled leaves, and a color range that turns heads even in the dullest season. Customers are drawn to its premium look…
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Rhododendron Azalea
Rhododendron Azalea Origin Azaleas belong to the genus Rhododendron, a large group of flowering shrubs that includes over 1,000 species. While many rhododendrons thrive in outdoor settings, certain types, like the indoor Azalea, have been specifically cultivated to flourish indoors. Azaleas are native to Asia, Europe, and North America, but their roots are most deeply…
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Peperomia
Peperomia Origin Peperomia is one of the two large genera of the family Piperaceae, with over 1,000 species. These plants are found in all tropical and subtropical regions of the world, with a concentration in South and Central America. They also inhabit southern North America, the Caribbean islands, Africa, Oceania, and parts of Asia. The…