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Oxypetalum

A true blue in a bouquet is a rarity, and oxypetalum is one of the few flowers that gives it honestly, without dye. Small five-pointed stars of a sky-blue tone are scattered through the bouquet like sparks: calm, with a coolness that brighter flowers cannot imitate. In this section, mono bouquets of oxypetalum in blue and in white, in gathered armfuls. It is a seasonal flower: it is not there all the time, and fresh stems are the more valuable for it. A manager will tell you whether oxypetalum is available now.

Who an oxypetalum bouquet suits

Oxypetalum is chosen when what is needed is not a loud gesture but a fine note:

  • blue – rare and delicate, for a calm gift that avoids the obvious;
  • white – clean and light, for any setting;
  • as an accent – blue stars bring pale mixed bouquets to life;
  • for those who like the unfamiliar – few people recognise this flower by sight, and that is its charm.

If you are unsure whether oxypetalum is available now, write to a manager. We will advise you on the season and send a photograph of the bouquet before delivery.

Oxypetalum in bouquets and arrangements

The blue star works as a quiet accent beside larger flowers. Look at the neighbouring mono bouquets: watercolour lisianthus, delicate muscari in the same cool palette and tall delphinium with its blue. The whole choice is in the mono bouquets section.

To keep oxypetalum longer

  • trim the stems at an angle and put them in cool clean water;
  • change the water every day or two, refreshing the cut;
  • keep the bouquet away from direct sun, draughts and heating;
  • do not place it next to ripe fruit.

A care note goes with every order.

Order an oxypetalum bouquet in Moscow

Oxypetalum is seasonal, so look into the catalogue or write to a manager: we will check whether fresh stems are in right now and advise you on the palette. We will make the bouquet from fresh flowers, send you a photograph of it and deliver it carefully across Moscow and the region.

Frequently asked questions

Is oxypetalum really blue, is it not dyed? Yes, this is a natural blue, a great rarity among flowers, and precisely why oxypetalum is valued.

Is oxypetalum always available? No, it is a seasonal flower and is not there all year. A manager will say whether fresh stems are available now and suggest a worthy replacement in the same cool palette.

How much does an oxypetalum bouquet cost? It depends on the number of sprigs; the manager will give you the exact price straight away and openly.