Blossoming Gifts Top 4 Caribbean Flowers!
With the British Summer at an end and with Autumn in full swing it’s no wonder why many of us are planning last minute holidays! What about the Caribbean? The clear blue sea, golden sand and we can’t forget the most beautiful Caribbean flowers! You will be truly amazed with all the types of Caribbean flowers there is out there, with truly exotic beauty and colours they’re hard to ignore! We have searched high and low to find our top 4 Caribbean flowers!
Barbados Lily
How beautiful is the Barbados Lily? Or should I say the ‘Hippeastrum Puniceum,’ which is the original name for the flower. Why not bring the Caribbean to your garden with this gorgeous flower? The Barbados Lily is very low maintenance and is a gardeners dream! The flower smells divine and is found growing in either beautiful deep reds, pinks or orange colours. What colour would you go for? If you love lilies then why not head over to our website and find yourself spoilt for choice with our gorgeous range of Lilies. Choose from our famous Sky bouquet or our Showstopper Lily bouquet.
Cattleya Orchid
The Cattleya Orchid grows in colonies, each year a dormant bud at the base grows into a new shoot, thickening to produce the current years ‘pseudobulb.’ The flower is often used for corsages due to their exotic reputation and they are found growing in Central America to Southern Brazil. Enough of the technical stuff and let’s just take a moment to release how gorgeous this flower is! If you love orchids then no doubt you have fell in love with the Cattleya Orchid. Why not head over to our website and browse our stunning range of Orchids.
Caribbean Lily
The Caribbean Lily is very unusual but also very beautiful! The flower is also known as the ‘Scilla Peruviana’ and is commonly grown as an ornamental plant for its spring flowers. The Caribbean Lily is originally from the Mediterranean due to the hot climate but has made its home on some of the most luxurious islands around the Caribbean Sea. Get your hands on our Scented Lily & Rose bouquet, save £15 when you buy this stunner now and you even receive free chocolates!
Claw Crab
These vibrant flowers are unique and very colourful, with the yellow and red flowers resembling small crab claws, hence its name. The Claw Crab is also called the ‘Banana Flower’ and have blossoms that grow in opposing directions, giving the appearance that they have been woven together!
