waxflowers
Waxy petaled shrub
Waxflowers are Australian shrubs of the genus Chamelaucium, prized for their small, waxy blooms that last well in cut arrangements.
The flowers come in white, pink, and purple, appearing in late winter and spring.
Florists use them as filler in bouquets: The arrangement featured roses surrounded by delicate waxflowers.
Arranged cluster of blooms
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- fillerSubstance closing gaps
- floristSeller of cut blooms
- weddingMarriage rite and feast
bridal · corsage · boutonniere · spray · vase · stems · clusters · blossoms
Small woody plant
- evergreenRetains foliage year-round
- nectarFloral sugar water
- aromaticPleasantly strong-smelling
- needle-like leavesThin, pointed tree growths
hardy · drought-tolerant · cultivation · propagation · pruning · germination · horticulture · nursery
Pale red hue
- whiteAbsence of pigment
- purpleHue between crimson and azure
- translucentPermitting diffused light passage
- textureSurface tactile quality
sheen · glossy · papery · miniature · star-shaped · ornamental · decorative · romantic
bouquet
Arranged cluster of blooms
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- fillerSubstance closing gaps
- floristSeller of cut blooms
wedding · bridal · corsage · boutonniere · spray · vase · stems · clusters · blossoms · petals
shrub
Small woody plant
needle-like leaves · hardy · drought-tolerant · cultivation · propagation · pruning · germination · horticulture · nursery · specimen
pink
Pale red hue
- whiteAbsence of pigment
- purpleHue between crimson and azure
- translucentPermitting diffused light passage
texture · sheen · glossy · papery · miniature · star-shaped · ornamental · decorative · romantic · vintage
waxflowersroses
Thorny flowering shrubs
orchids · birds of paradise · lilies · peonies · sunflowers
waxflowerspoppies
Flowering plants, often red
sweet peas · gardenias · tulips · ranunculus · daffodils