Mini Gypsophila Preserved - Lavender Lane

Generalities: Preserved flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects (slightly split petals, damaged sepals...).

Humidity: Do not place it in contact with another flower or a light-coloured porous material to avoid colour transfer, especially in a very humid environment. Darker colours are more likely to transfer.

Light & heat exposure: The flower exposed to the sun for extended periods of time may discolour - Exposed to heat, it dries out. 

Evolution over time: Over time, flowers tend to wither and fade more or less. Dark colours discolour more than light ones.

Flower's colour: Food colouring (non-toxic)

Characteristics of Gypsophila

Gypsophila is particularly prized for its small white or pink flowers, which grow in airy clusters. Because of its delicacy and ethereal appearance, Gypsophila is often used in wedding bouquets, floral arrangements and decorations.

Colour combinations

Lavender Lane’ gypsophila works well with a variety of other colours to create harmonious pastel floral arrangements. Among the most successful combinations are ‘Pink Flamingo’ and ‘Meringue’.

• Pink Flamingo: This pink shade, reminiscent of the colour of pink flamingos, blends perfectly with the soft lavender of ‘Lavender Lane’ gypsophila. Together, these colours create delicate, romantic floral arrangements, ideal for weddings and special events.
• Meringue: ‘Meringue’ is an off-white with creamy tones. Combined with the lavender of gypsophila, it adds a touch of softness and elegance. This combination is perfect for sophisticated, luminous floral arrangements.

Coordinated floral projects

Lavender Lane’ gypsophila is part of a complete range of plants in the same colour, offering a host of possibilities for coordinated floral schemes. Other plants in the range include dried fine grass, dried ouro, preserved craspedia, preserved amaranth, dried lagurus ovatus and many more.