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Gypsophila is a full flower with many branches and a mass of small fluffy blooms on them. In English it is usually called baby's breath.
Why choose gypsophila
- It is one of the longest-lasting flowers. Gypsophila can stand in a vase, fresh and fluffy, for up to two weeks. After that it gradually turns into a dried flower and stays in your vase for as long as you like
- Gypsophila combines volume with a modest price. An armful of peonies, for instance, costs around three times more than a bouquet of the same number of gypsophila stems. And the gypsophila bouquet will be considerably fuller.
- The scent of this flower is light and soft. It is pleasant, and it will not take over your space the way hyacinths do
Which gypsophila bouquet to order
- White gypsophila is the most delicate and charming of all, like a large white cloud. Romance and charm itself
- Coloured gypsophila: pink, lilac, blue, even green. These varieties are tinted with a special solution through the stem
- Rainbow gypsophila, when all of those shades come together on a single branch. An unusual gift for someone who has had enough of roses
- Gypsophila in a hat box, if you are not sure that the recipient has a vase. A bouquet in a box is simple and convenient to care for
- A set: several matching gypsophila arrangements, to fill a whole home with fragrant coloured clouds
- Wedding work: the delicate, light blooms of gypsophila suit such an important and romantic occasion
Who can be given a bouquet of gypsophila
A small bouquet of 15 gypsophila stems looks charming and commits you to nothing: it can be given to a woman on a first date or to a friend on moving into a new home.Gypsophila is a symbol of new life, which is why it is often given to a young mother on leaving the maternity hospital. And as a symbol of sincerity and honesty, gypsophila suits a wedding or an anniversary.

