Billy Buttons Preserved - Bouquet - Storm Blue

Generalities : Preserved plants are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects.

Craspedia, also known as billy button or billy ball, is a flowering plant native to Australia and New Zealand. Prized for its long, straight stems topped with small floral spheres, it is particularly popular in modern floral arrangements for its unique, graphic look.

A ROUNDED FLOWER

The craspedia belongs to the Asteraceae family, like daisies and sunflowers. Its characteristic shape, with spherical inflorescences around 2 to 3 cm in diameter, makes it an instantly recognisable plant. The stems of the craspedia are generally long and sturdy, reaching up to 60 cm in height, so they can be used effectively in a variety of flower arrangements.

EXTRAVAGANT AND VERSATILE

Bouquets and floral arrangements 

In a wedding bouquet, Storm Blue craspedia can be combined with white roses, pale pink peonies and silver eucalyptus for a romantic and refined effect. For a bolder composition, it can be combined with brightly coloured flowers such as ruby red dahlias or orange lilies, creating a striking contrast and a strong visual impact.

Interior decorations 

Preserved craspedia is also ideal for interior decoration. Placed in an elegant vase, alone or in a group, it adds a touch of contemporary design to any space. Its durability makes it a practical option for those wishing to add floral elements to their decor without the maintenance constraints of fresh flowers.

Craft

For lovers of craft projects, preserved craspedia is a material of choice. It can be used to create wreaths, garlands, wall decorations and much more. Its unique shape and captivating colour make it an attractive addition to any creative project.