Fashion Flowers For Spring
The New Collection : Growing Together

< Muscari

Muscari's tiny delicate flower spikes combine well with modern coloured plastic containers and stainless steel or chrome.

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Narcissus >

Tazetta narcissi in bold two tones are fun and also exude a powerful scent perfuming our homes for spring.

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< Forsythia

Forsythia is well-known as a garden plant, but is also available as a cut flowering foliage. It can be one of the first flowers to burst in to bloom. Branches of its cheerful bright yellow blossoms help bring a little sunshine into the home when the days are long and gloomy.

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Tulip >

Tulips have a modern simplicity, and are becoming very popular for spring wedding bouquests. "Ballerina", a lily-flowered orange variety, even has a delicate scent.

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< Gerbera

Gerberas have a very stylish shape entirely in line with current minimalist trends. Ask any child to draw a flower and most will produce a brightly coloured daisy-shape - a gerbera pure and simple!

Germinis - mini-gerbera have the same bright cheerfulness as their bigger brothers, and the warm colours and friendly appearance so welcome at this time of year, but in miniature form.

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Anemone >

Anemones are becoming more popular as a cut flower, and their bright jewel colours suit the spring flower fashion trend "Growing Together" very well.

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