Bells of Ireland

Description

Bells of Ireland (Moluccella laevis) is a distinctive and striking flower known for its tall, spire-like shape and vibrant green color. It’s a favorite among florists for its unique texture and versatility in floral designs. Here are its key characteristics:

Appearance

• Color: Bright, fresh green, often with a slight lime tint. The flower’s hue is its most distinguishing feature.
• Shape: The blooms are small, bell-shaped, and clustered along a tall, straight stem, giving the plant a spire-like appearance. The flowers grow in a series of green calyxes, which are the leafy bracts that surround the actual flower.
• Height: 70cm
• Structure: The stem is upright and sturdy, making it an excellent focal point in arrangements.

Growth & Stem

• Stem Length: Long and straight, typically used in tall centerpieces or as accent pieces in bouquets.
• Foliage: Narrow, lance-shaped leaves that are pale green to complement the vibrant blooms.

Longevity

• Vase Life: Generally lasts 7-10 days with proper care, depending on freshness at the time of purchase.
• Durability: Known for its sturdiness and resistance to wilting, making it ideal for longer-lasting displays.

Packing: 120 Stems Box