Bulb Collection for Pastel Wildflower Cut Flower Bouquets

A collection of 8 bulbs combining dahlias, florist's arum, and double Asian lilies. Their pastel flowerings, dominated by pink, with very different shapes and textures, allow for the creation of various bouquets in a rural or romantic style. The lilies will bring their beautiful fragrance to each display. The flowering period extends from June to October: the arum open the show in June, followed by dahlia and lilies in July. You can continue to enjoy the dahlia As long as there are no frosts.

This collection consists of:

-1 x Giant Dahlia 'Café-au-Lait Pink': very double and enormous flowers, sometimes reaching 25 cm in diameter. They bloom in a very soft colour, ranging from cream to pale pink. The stems of this dahlia can reach a height of 1.20 m. Flowering from July to October.

-1 x Decorative Dahlia Onesta: this variety forms a large camellia-like flower of a dark intense lavender pink colour that is both warm and bright. It is a relatively low-growing plant, with stems reaching 70 cm. Flowering from July to October.

-3 x Zantedeschia Crystal Blush: a particularly elegant and irresistible variety of florist's arum, which will make a big impression in a vase, as well as in a pot in a refined contemporary interior. Its white cone-shaped flowers are delicately edged with pink. Height of the floral stem: between 50 and 60 cm. Flowering from June to August.

-3 x Lilium Broken Heart: an Asian lily that offers 18-20 cm-long double or even triple flowers, with a nuanced candy pink shade with white undertones, highlighted by a beautiful blood-red median and speckled with purple towards the throat. Each floral stem bears up to 10 highly fragrant flowers. Height: 80-90 cm. Flowering in July-August.

To encourage repeat flowering, take care to remove faded flowers, or even better, regularly cut the flowers to make large bouquets by combining them with other varieties. With their pastel-coloured blooms in shades of pink, the bulbs that make up this collection combine well with both rural and more sophisticated flowers. Consider white, mauve, or blue delphinia, the plumes of ornamental grasses, daisies, or statice, for example. At the end of summer, enjoy asters, amaranths, and roses to accompany the dahlias. Echinaceas. They can also enhance cut flower bouquets until late in the season.