Gypsophila
St. Patrick’s Day Holland Product Special
Green, green and even more green! During St. Patrick’s Day a lot of pubs, streets and even entire cities turn into this wonderful color. It is needless to say that…
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Tutorial: Wedding Corsage with Tulips
This wedding corsage with Tulips proves that not only Roses are suitable to use as a corsage on your big day. Especially a great looking frilled Tulip like Santander will…
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Tutorial: Romantic Garland with Roses
The beautiful Rose Prince of Persia and Rose Nightingale are combined together with Ruscus and Gypsophila in this romantic garland with roses. Surprise yourself and your customers not with only…
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Tutorial: Red And Pink Flower Bouquet with Gypsophila
Gypsophila is such a sweet, romantic flower that is so cute that you almost want to cuddle it. It is beautifully combined with Lisianthus Alissa Pink, White Syringa, Clematis Inspiration…
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Gypsophila Xlence VS Gypsophila Million Stars: What Are The Differences?
Do you ever go through our webshop, see the list of all available Gypsophila varieties, and don’t know which variety to put in your shopping cart? Whether you need Gyps…
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Tutorial: Romantic Fall Wedding Bouquet
Romance is what this wedding bouquet breathes. The sweet pastel colors of the roses in combination with Gypsophila and Clematis make this a perfect wedding bouquet and very suitable for…
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Gypsophila
The family Gypsophila contains eighty species and is family of the Dianthus. The plant initially grew in dry-dripping places along rivers and water puddles. In the wild, this plant still…
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Tutorial: Bright Green Pomander
Pomanders are cute floral accessories for little bridesmaids and can blend easily into your floral design plan because a lot of flowers can be used. Take a look at this…
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