Discover 10 Magical & Blistering Wedding Flora Images And Photos.
As you know every flower has its appearance and grace. A fresh flower will always make your ceremony live because it has magnificent long-lasting freshness.
1. Dalhia
The biggest, brightest, and most flamboyant of all late-summer flowers. No other group of flowers can rival them for the sheer vibrancy of color. Origine from the highlands of the Maxico, they were harvested by the Aztecs long before Europeans founded them. Today there are literally thousands of varieties, and these are diversified into groups according to the size and shape of the flower.
2. Gladiolus
large group of highly ornamental and decorative cormous bloom natives mainly of Africa. Although there are some 250 varieties, most of the plants raised and produced in gardens are hybrids. None is really hardy, but the corms of this awesome bloom need to be lifted and stored away from frost winter.
3. Magnolia
The most eye-catching and spectacular of all woody plants, very large, usually cup-shaped blossoms, generally on bare branching in spring. Over 50 varieties to choose from, from forest trees to small shrubs.
Best Top 10 Fresh & Unforgettable Wedding Flora Images And Photos
4. Jasminum
Very popular, winter-blooming jasmine, bright yellow flowers even in severest winter atmosphere; ideal on a north or east wall. Although gladiolus is not a true climber, needs to be tied into wires or trellis. Left to ramble unpruned forms a dense mass of twigs and its flower production declines: cut back hard to within two buds of the old wood as soon as blooming is over.
5. Water Lily
A wide range of brilliant hybrids is available blooming June-September, varying remarkably in vigor and therefore in the size of pools to which they are suited. Some are miniatures that will grow in a few inches of water, while others need four or five feet of water in which to flourish.
6. Hibiscus
Showy deciduous shrubs, blooming long, after most other shrubs are over, 7-9 feet from July till October. Any good, drained soil and full sun: in the north, best against a sunny wall.
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