As the dreary winter weather continues, fresh cut flowers remain a popular way to instill a spark of life indoors while we huddle away from the frigid frost. However, although the temperature indoors is balmy, the outdoor weather still affects client preferences.
And what do clients prefer in relation to bouquets and floral arrangements this time of year? Images of green and fragrant pine, fir and cedar abound, sprinkled with specks of vibrant red winterberry.
But when it comes to plants we commonly refer to as flowers, is the amaryllis, with its large showy blooms in a range of colours, the only “winter flower”?
Definitely not!
The amaryllis should certainly not be set aside as soon as Christmas is over, since it will continue to bloom until the beginning of spring. However, there are several other flowers that bloom through the winter season. Flower bouquets and arrangements suitable for the season include cold weather flowers such as phalaenopsis orchids (moth orchids), carnations and chrysanthemums, including several other popular flowers. They are available for any occasion, including the potted Moth Orchid on the right, on special for $59.99, and the Sympathy Service Flower package visible below, at the discount price starting from $315.98.
Remember, just because it’s winter, there’s still quite a selection of beautiful blooms available!
