PURPLE FLOWERS: IN THE GARDEN AND IN YOUR VASE
Purple flowers are common among garden plants. Think of plants such as Lavender, Verbena, Buddleja, Lobelia, Hebe and Alumroot. We're increasingly seeing purple tones in bouquets, such as in latest interior design trend ‘Cosmic Future’ in which purple dominates. The purple bouquets below will add warmth and atmosphere to any home.
Whether you're looking for a bouquet just because, for a housewarming, birthday or anniversary, the purple flowers in these four bouquets are guaranteed to score points with yourself and your loved ones.
A STYLISH PURPLE BOUQUET
This purple bouquet is timeless. The large Chrysanthemums and stylish Eucalyptus berries give it an elegant look, while Allium, Amaryllis and Anthurium bring a cool, stylish and timeless twist. This purple bouquet makes a perfect gift for a housewarming or birthday, or other celebratory occasion.
An elegantly shiny purple bouquet
This bouquet shines not only because of the diversity of beautiful purple flowers we chose to include, but also thanks to the shiny bract of bouquet protagonist Anthurium. Clematis, Limonium and the delicate sprigs of Asparagus fern give the bouquet a graceful look, while Lisianthus brings a lovely character. The variety of flowers makes this bouquet suitable for lots of different occasions. From declarations of love to expressions of support or just for fun, this radiant bouquet is always a good choice.
A romantic, pastel purple-coloured bouquet
Looking for a bouquet with rich symbolism and subtle sweet fragrance to express your love? This pastel-coloured bouquet exudes romance. The curly, fragrant flowers of Hyacinth symbolise lifelong love. The flower panicles of Delphinium symbolise protection and pride, while soft pink, velvety Carnations show appreciation. The graceful Clematis symbolises inner beauty. In short, a very suitable bouquet for celebrating love!
A cheerfully purple bouquet to say thank you
Friendship is in the little things, such a helping hand, an encouraging look or a listening ear when you need it most. And those little things are actually very big things. That's exactly what this large but simple bouquet states. Hydrangea radiates sincere gratitude and Iris stands for uniqueness and optimism. Let it be clear - with this purple bouquet, you'll say thank you from the heart.
How to make your bouquet last as long as possible
Have you bought or been given a gorgeous purple bouquet? Then you'll want it to last and to enjoy it for as long as possible! Take a look at the care tips below:
- Cut the flowers diagonally with a sharp and clean knife
- Make sure the vase is clean
- Add cut flower food to prolong the life of your flowers
- Don't place the bouquet near a heater, in a draught or in direct sunlight
- Don't put the bouquet near your fruit bowl. Ripening fruit secretes ethylene gas, which accelerates the wilting process of your flowers
- Change the vase water regularly
Looking for more information on caring for cut flowers and choosing the right vase for your flowers? Take a look at this extensive article with the basic rules of plant care and caretaking tips.
In a pleasant purple haze?
Who doesn't love purple? Let's have some more! Discover the stylish branches of the purple Callicarpa and the beautiful Campanula, or be inspired by purple colours in your garden. How about these purple garden plants? Or this ready-made purple garden border plan?
