A Silk Flower Depot Blog: Language of flowers ~~ Lily mean's Good Breeding

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Language of flowers ~~ Lily mean's Good Breeding

After decoding the true meanings behind these blossoms, you’ll never look at a bouquet the same way again!~~ by Lucy Fitzgerald

Lilies are prized for their dramatic, often seductively scented blooms sitting atop stems as tall and slim as a showgirl’s legs.

Gloriosa lilies look exotic, but are actually easily grown at home. They make excellent, high-fashion cut flowers for bouquets and corsages. Cut them when they have almost opened all the way and split the ends of the main stems before putting them into a vase.

These Triumphator lilies—trumpet-shaped beauties—are the result of an Easter lily crossed with an Oriental lily.

( TraditionalHome )

There are well over 100 lily species. They grow wild all across the Northern Hemisphere and are so varied and complex (and through cross-hybridizing still ever expanding) that it is very difficult to organize and describe them. ~~ by Dig.Drop.Done

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Let's checking Silk Flower Depot lily collection :