Featured Flower

The Amaryllis is the flower after which our company is named.

• Botanical name:  Hippeastrum.       
• Country of Origin:  Central and South America .  
• The amaryllis grows from a bulb and throws up long shoots carrying three or four spectacular, trumpet shaped flowers which can be cut and used in floral displays.  
• Colours range from almost pure white through pinks and reds to the deepest, rich, velvety tones.   
• They come as single coloured and in variegations and striped forms.   
• It is seasonal, only readily available as a cut flower between October and February.   
• It lasts well as a cut flower having a vase life of up to 10 days in the opening stage and a further week once fully open.  The addition of bulb flower food is recommended to ensure the buds open.  Keep away from cold and handle with care.
• It gives dramatic impact on its tall stems in corporate or home arrangements or with just the heads worked into bridal bouquets.

Wedding Fayres

• We will be exhibiting again at Morley Hayes on 7 March 2010. We would be delighted to see you there.
• Summer weekends for 2010 are filling fast so, if you do not want to wait until the wedding fayres and risk your date being filled, just ring for a free, no obligation consultation and talk to us now.
• In the mean time, click on the Testamonials link and see what some of our previous clients have to say.