Crocus

The Crocus, a genus that gathers almost 80 species and that belongs to the Iridaceae family, symbolizes youthful gladness, attachment and cheerfulness. Native from Europe and Asia, Crocus is perfect for cultivating it in pots. The flowers have the shape of a cup with sharp or rounded petals and colors like red, white, bicoloured or …

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Aster

The Aster is amongst the most distributed flowers worldwide for commercial purposes, because of its beautiful appearance and the ability to fit almost every decorative floral arrangement considering its vivid and unique colors. Very sought in the world of florists, this flower has reached a high level of notoriety and is now cultivated worldwide, mostly …

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Poppy

      One of the most important things about Poppy is its history. The romanticism inspired by this fragile, wild flower, transforms it from a simple garden plant into a symbol of death or even love.       Poppy, a plant discovered 3000 years ago in the Egyptian Pyramids, used to be considered by some cultures a symbol of …

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Yoshino Cherry

      Named after Mount Yoshino situated in Yoshino Town from Japan, the most famous cherry blossom spot that gathers around 30000 cherry trees, the Yoshino Cherry is a small tree that reaches a height of maximum 15 meters.       The origin of the Yoshino Cherry is basically unknown and the species is thought to be somewhere between …

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Protea

Protea, one of the most resistant cut flower existing on the market is a genus belonging to the family Proteaceae. Inspired by the shape of the flower, in 1735, Carolus Linnaeus has symbolically named it Protea, after the Greek god Proteus known for the infinite amount of forms he could take. For those interested in …

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