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FLOWER REPORT – MARCH 2010

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One of the very few large cut flowers that is blue – a very rare combination. Delphiniums are larger and more showy than larkspurs, and have longer stems. Delphiniums come in blue, white and purple, but there are now new varieties, called

Celosia

Celosias are truly weird flowers, and the question is immediately raised: how can flowers that are called the same name look so different? Prince of Wales feather looks exactly like brightly red, orange, yellow or pink-coloured pampas grass, while Cockscomb looks like a psychedelic brain, or a piece of coral. It comes in brig

Birth Flowers

MARCH - Jonquil
A very popular cut flower, daffodils, and the early flowering jonquils bring colour and scent to cold winter days. Interestingly, while daffodils do not make the top 10 cut flowers, they are the tenth most popular pot plant in Holland, and potted mini daffodils (like ‘Jetfire’) are very popular in Australia as well.

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