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Lisianthus : Flower FactsMeaningFrom the Greek words lysis, meaning OriginsThe lisianthus, a member of the Gentianaceae family, is known for its many color varieties--especially its blue tones--and long vase life. Originating in the West Indies, Mexico, and Central and South America, the flower is known botanically as Eustoma grandiflorum. The common name comes from the Greek words lysis, meaning "dissolution," and anthos, meaning "flower," Lisianthus is also known as eustoma. The common name comes from the Greek words "lysis," meaning dissolution, and "anthos," meaning flower, The lisianthus flower has four wide ruffled, delicate petals and oval leaves. Colours include white, light and dark pink, lavender and deep purple. Double and single-flower varieties exist Many people do not know what it is, but everyone loves it! Flower Availability and Vase LifeLisianthuses are available all year round when purchased from international sources. They come in single-, double - and triple-petaled varieties, and in colours including white, red, purple, pink and blue. With proper care and handling, the colourful blooms can have a vase life of 7-12 days if the stems are re-cut regularly. Care and HandlingCut the stems under water and remove their lower foliage. Keep away from fruit and other ethylene producing items. Use commercial flower food. Florist Design UsesBecause of their broad-ranging colours, lisianthuses make beautiful additions to almost any design. Their delicate, round blooms add mass while maintaining a soft texture. Lisianthus is often used in corsages and wedding work. Colours: Lavender, purple, white, pink, red, yellow, cream, green and bi-colours. You may be interested in these flowers: |
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