The gomphrena has a very interesting texture mixed with other flowers or alone. Here is an example of a gomphrena boutonniere. The pink blooms you see are smaller than the yellow ones in the bouquet above. When the blooms are smaller, a few can be used in a boutonniere. If the blooms are larger, we recommend one bloom for the men.
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Just another suggestion for those who are looking for flowers that are a little out of the box!
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1 comment:
What you refer to as Yellow Gomphrena is actually "Craspedia"
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