Focal Flowers

The Cloud. These very full flowers will create a heavenly and lush appearance to your design with their endless petals. The white color is a true white, which is often difficult to find as many flowers tend to be cream or off-white. Perhaps that’s why the albatross name is so fitting. In any case, this is always a good idea for filling out your design with something to add a softness and fluffiness that’ll make you want to take a nap in a bed of these blooms. 

The Squad These little flowers with their bright faces can perk up any room. If you can’t decide on a color, now you don’t have to. This box comes with a wide range of colors that are being grown on the farm for the perfect rainbow medley. Colors may include red, blue, purple, pink, and white.

The Crew. These little flowers with their round shape and endless petals can perk up any room. If you can’t decide on a color, now you don’t have to. This box comes with a wide range of colors that are being grown on the farm for the perfect rainbow medley. Colors may include yellow, orange, coral, pink, white, red, and purple.

The Night Owl. This flower comes in an unreal purple-black that is so dark that you’ll wonder if it’s painted. The color and smooth shape will capture the heart of everyone who yearns for a high-art and minimal look. It’s also the perfect flower for the contrarian seeking to make a statement.  

The Belle. This classic blue hydrangea is known to stun as a standalone flower or create a splash of color to ground an arrangement. These bright blue puffs evoke a nostalgic Southern sweetness like the belle of the ball on a hot summer night.

The Baker. Something about this color reminds us of cozy baked goods: the scent of cinnamon and warm apples, mounds of brown sugar, and a toasty beverage. It’s the ideal flower to add some volume and a unique shade of orange. 

The Duchess. This deep regal purple is fit for a true royal. Like ranunculus, anemones curve. However, their star-shaped flowers provide more of an ephemeral look than a whimsical one. The unique look, paired with the beautiful purple color, creates a sense of refinement and intrigue.

The Brooder. This deep purple and velvet textured petals create an instantly rich palette. Paired with an unexpected yellow, you can create a playful yin and yang effect. However, pair it with some deep crimson flowers or other accents of purple and burgundy for a deliciously sultry ambiance.

The Entertainer. Like all ranunculus, this one is known for having curvy stems and whimsical offshoot buds. Paired with this refreshing coral color, this ranunculus is sure to entertain the eye. The round shape and delicate petals give it a mini peony feel that will get the crowd’s attention as a centerpiece or in a bouquet.

The Architect. Like a perfectly designed skyscraper, this flower seems engineered to have just the right curves and shape. The pristine white is brushed with green towards the base of the flower, giving a modern flower an earthy feel like the callas in a famous Diego Rivera painting.   

The Socialite. The very graceful stem and bloom has the makings of an elitist but the fun pink shows there’s a bit of party to this flower. The festive color allows it to provide a playful element to an arrangement or that pop of color to a very tropical look. While other flowers may have a velvety texture, this smooth look gives it a refined and contemporary feel.  

A true gem. This unique green flower is intriguing as it is full— and it’s very full. It has two tones with some specks of light green that’s made brighter by the emerald green surrounding it. It may not be a traditional dark emerald color but for a hydrangea, this is a dark green as they come.

The Islander. The unique texture of this calla and the bright pink make it seemingly tropical. Ironically, these flowers are not native to any tropical island. However, they seem to blend right in when paired with a palm or philodendron. 

The Garden Club Gal. Classy and earthy, this flower is sure to win prizes on shape and size alone. Larger than the average hydrangea, it’s a big puff of joy and pride for us. Arranged carefully with water, it will fill out an arrangement in an elegant way. 

The May Queen. These very full flowers will create a heavenly and lush appearance to your design with their endless petals. The pastel lavender is also a nice foundation for other purples for a neat monochromatic look or will add an instant spring ambiance to brighter mixed palettes.

The Sweetie Pie. This flower is the shade of key lime pie. There’s no skirting around it. It just is that summery and tasty color. Unlike other hydrangea, that are more fickle, these green varieties are known to be more hearty.

The Debutante. The enormous bloom will remind you of an old-school debutante having her moment coming out in a large hoop skirt gown. If you don’t notice her in her flouncy gown, you’ll definitely be able to pick up on her perfume. Incredibly fragrant, this flower can fill several rooms with their floral scent.

The Comforting One. There is something so pure and radiant about these large white blooms. They offer the strongest floral fragrance that will fill entire rooms for days. Their gigantic blooms will stand tall thanks to extra long stems.

The Surreal One. Named for the great painter of surrealism, this flower also bends reality by being seemingly brushed in purple and white paint. While this is all natural, it wouldn’t seem so farfetched to imagine that Mother Nature consulted the great painter himself for some inspiration. 

The Double Agent. This lisianthus often has several shades of pink on one stem. A daring look that easily places it front and center in an arrangement while also allowing it to blend into many different kinds of palettes. To the untrained eye, you’d think one stem was actually four flowers or that there were multiple varieties in the mix. It’ll be your little secret.

The Showgirls. Like the plumage customary of a Carnival dancer, these purple lisianthus fan out in a showy way. This is both because of their many blooms per stem and also because of the bright purple color. They definitely know how to put on a show! 

The Calligrapher. Shaped like an elegant pen, this flower generates the energy of an esteemed artisan. The purple color has a brushed effect and the tip ends with a curvy flourish. 

The Spontaneous One. Often confused for a poppy, this red anemone shares the same bright color and a similar shape. However, it has a wonderfully unique blue-black center and leafy green collar that are unique to anemones. While they arrive closed, they’ll pop open quickly. When they open, they’ll really give you their all.

The Queen Bee. It’s a bird, it’s a plane. It’s a rose, it’s a lily! This flower does it all heroically. As if a lily wasn’t a statement enough, this rose lily is bred to have twice as many layers of patterns. The geometric layers is a sight to behold. Its height and novel shape means it reigns over all other flowers.

Ms. Priss.  This flower comes in a pristine white that shines even brighter because of its unique blue-black center. Its sweet face is encircled by a ruffled green collar of foliage. Sometimes known as a panda anemone, it conveys sweetness.

The Busybody. This flower has buds in every direction. All the better to get the scoop on what’s going on. The larger blooms are full and delicate-looking, despite actually being quite hearty. Each stem has many blooms and even more unique green buds.

The Decadent One. A must-have for cultural celebrations like Lunar New Year, these mums signify prosperity and happiness. Year round, they’re great for adding fullness to bouquets and arrangements that need a bright burst of yellow. They come in a rich butter yellow and look just as tasty.

The Hype Man. This little guy may not be the main attraction in many arrangements but that doesn’t mean he goes unnoticed. This citrus yellow is packed with energy and endless cheer. The color is bound to pop against light palettes and shine even brighter against darker palettes.