Dendrobium Orchid : Flower Facts

Origins

There are over a thousand known species of Dendrobium (pronounced den-dro-bee-urn), and still more are being discovered, a member of the Orchidaceae family. Most species of the popular flowers originated in Asia and the South Pacific region. The dendrobium name, made up of the Greek words dendron, which means, "tree," and bios, which means "life," alludes to where the plant is often seen growing. Also known as the Singapore Orchid. Sprays of 10-12 dainty flowers on slender stems, often like daffodils in shape. Dendrobium orchids used to be considered exotic and extravagant but in recent years they have become much more widely available. They ooze glamour and elegance, with just a couple of stems adding a sophisticated touch to a room.

Flower Availability and Vase Life

All year round.

Up to 14 days.

Florist Design Uses

Dendrobiums are elegant line flowers that fit nicely into contemporary line arrangements. They're also often used in sympathy arrangements but are equally as beautiful on there own.

Colours Available in creamy white, bright magenta purple, pink, green, red and some striped.