Here’s one of my favorite flowers…
image via Gabrielle Loves
image via Concrete and Honey
I love the buds as much as I love the open blooms…
image via Tiny White Daisies and Pretty Little Flower
See if you can spot the lisianthus blooms and buds in these bouquets…
…purple/white bicolor lisianthus…with andromeda…
image via Karen Wise Photography
…purple lisianthus with hydrangeas and orchids…
image via Hoffmann Photography
…love the graceful curve of the bud stems…notice the different shades of pink…
image via Gabrielle Loves
…pure white…so romantic…
image via Justin Marantz Photography
…vivid purple and bicolor purple/white lisianthus look great against smoky grey/blue dresses…
image via Justin Marantz Photography
…love the colors in this bouquet…purple lisianthus with plenty of buds… along with delphinium, peonies, stock, a succulent…and on and on…a true mixed bouquet…
image via Rosehip Flora
…purple lisianthus in a rich jewel-toned bouquet…especially love the viburnum…
image via Blush Floral Design
…purple lisianthus, roses, delphinium and eucalyptus…
image via Heather Sanders Photography
…pink lisianthus boutonnieres…
image via Poppies and Posies
…pink lisianthus with hydrangeas, roses, scabiosa pods, Snow-on-the-Mountain and stock…one of the prettiest hydrangeas I’ve seen…would love to have this arrangement sitting by my bed…
image via Flourish
…a favorite color palette…you can really appreciate the delicate lisianthus buds in this arrangement…
image via Flowers on Mars
I’ve used Lisianthus many times and almost always have someone mistake the open blooms for roses. The only two drawbacks to using lisianthus for me…they’re ethylene sensitive (which means they sometimes arrive in less than perfect condition) and the stems have a tendency to snap when handled too much. Nothing too problematic…
Anyone wire and tape lisianthus in wedding designs (bouquets and bouts)? I usually do…better than having the bloom snap off a boutonniere!
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