Ms Gardenia
Ms Gardenias is called “kuchinashi” in Japanese. This literally means “no mouth” and is a reference to the fruits which do not open, even when ripe. Gardenias fragrance is just out of this world and their deep green, glossy leaves make
Mr Hyacinth
Legend has it the origin of Hyacinth can be traced back to a young Greek boy named Hyakinthos. As the story goes, two gods – Apollo the sun god, and Zephyr the god of the west wind – adored Hyakinthos
Mr Crocus
The Crocus was first documented in the Mediterranean and that cultivation and harvesting of Mr Crocus sativus for saffron was on the island of Crete. It is often referred to as the light bulb flower because it looks like a bright
Mr Dendrobium Orchid
Mr Dendrobium is Angelina Jolie's favourite cut flower. Mr Dendrobium Orchid is the Chinese symbol of spirituality. In the language of flowers, orchids mean ‘love, beauty and refinement’, little wonder then that it is often used in wedding bouquets and arrangements. The Orchid
Ms Gerbera
Ms Gerbera is named after German born Dr Traug Gerber. There are now over 200 varieties available in every colour imaginable including blue. Newer varieties have double petals, giving a fluffy look to the flower, or thin, spidery petals, or wider, thicker
Mr Iris
Most Mr Iris is grown in the hills close to Melbourne or in Tasmania because of the requirement of cool temperatures. In the Language of Flowers, blue Iris means ‘you mean so much to me’, while yellow Iris means ‘passion’. The Cutflower