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The Tuberose features clustered spikes of very fragrant, 1 inch star shaped, waxy flowers on stems 30 to 36 inches long. Tuberose adds mass, line and accent to many design styles. The blossoms are also popular in wedding and corsage work.This diva of the perfume world unfurls up to 50 demure pastel florets per spike, while seducing the air with its creamy, bold, gardenia-on-steroids scent. The waxy, tube-shaped single or double flowers are 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cm) and borne in pairs on sturdy stems 24-36 inches (0.6-1 m) tall. Tuberoses are used as both whole spikes and individual florets, much like stephanotis. They give an aromatic boost to every design, from centerpiece to corsage, and the scent lasts several days. They come in colours of white, cream pastel pink, purple, yellow.

The Wolfsbane brings show and attractiveness to the arrangement. It is densely packed with spikes of deep purplish-blue flowers. It grows up to 4 feet tall and 18 inches wide. The helmet shape of the flowers makes them resemble the hood worn by medieval monks, which is where the common name of Monkshood originates.

The bohemian look and elegant look of the Papaver make this dried flower a unique decorative element. These dried pods are popular with flower arrangers for dried flower bouquets and home decor.

The orange lanterns are what make the Physalis branches so special. The lanterns or pods are about 5 centimetres big and look like they are made out of fragile paper. The Chinese lantern got its common name, because of the shape and the papery texture of the pods.

The peony is a lush, full, rounded bloom. They embody romance and prosperity, with their colours ranging from light pink to burgundy, to yellow, white and coral. They are elegant, showy and utterly charming. Blossoms range from 3 to 8 inches and stems are usually 12 to 24 inches long. Peonies create an atmosphere of understated opulence.

These natural succulents are perfect for adding unique texture and visual interest to your bouquets and arrangements. Combine these with billy balls, roses, and lambs ear, and because of its delicate foliage, it is often used in bud vases and in corsages and boutonnieres.

These romantic, long lasting blooms, symbolize lasting success and have been used in wedding bouquets and centerpieces as a sign of lasting love and patience. Wonderful filler flower. Flexible branches give motion to larger vase arrangements.

These unique and delicate looking flowers are known as Love-in-a-mist, but their botanical name is Nigella Damascena. Getting the name from its lacy, thread-like leaves, which form the �mist� surrounding the plant�s jewel-like flowers. Anything but delicate, these are hardy blooms that will boldly stand out in any arrangement. Add an unexpected romantic touch to rustic-inspired events with Love in a Mist. Nigella Damascena grows upto (45cm) and 12in wide.

These unique and delicate looking flowers are known as Love-in-a-mist. Getting the name from it's lacy, thread-like leaves, which form the 'mist' surrounding the plant is jewel-like flowers. Anything but delicate, these are hardy blooms that will boldly stand out in any arrangement. Each stem has multiple cone-shaped pods that add an eccentric textural touch to rustic-inspired arrangements.

Viburnum is a very handsome and compact cheerful flower that brightens up any bouquet.Viburnum flowers are soft pink or pure white and the plant has berries that birds adore. The leaves are a fresh green, with a beautiful sweet scent. Particularly pleasing is Viburnum opulus 'Roseum', whose flowers grow in a big round ball.Viburnums offer something for everyone. Whether you plant them for their colorful berries, showy flowers, wonderful fragrance, or brilliant foliage and stem color, viburnum options are seemingly endless.

With multi-branched green foliage with tiny yellow flowers on top, Bupleurum adds a dainty touch to endless bouquets, centerpieces, and floral designs.