All Start Out Yellow
Not just Ivory Flair is yellow. When you learn about this flower, you come to know that they all start out yellow. The life of a berry starts out inside bright yellow, star-shaped flowers. Bees love them. The berries develop after the blooms fade away. These smooth, shiny berries are clustered on woody stems and come in an array of different colors, like red, pink, green, and yellow. Those woody stems with berries are what you buy for your bouquets.
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Why Not? Hypericum as Beads
Yet, we also see it being used in a totally different manner: like beads! Floral designers take out needles and threads, picking the berries from the stems, creating a much more modern look. The hypericum lends itself perfectly for these kinds of creative outbursts. It is a robust, sturdy flower that can handle being used off the beaten track?
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Decades of Kenyan Production
Marginpar grows several varieties of hypericum on its Kenyan flower farms. Decades ago, it was one of the first to grow this product on African soils and export it to the Dutch auctions. The different varieties and colors make it a great flower for every occasion. Not surprisingly, the red varieties do well during the Christmas season, and the yellow hypericum Ivory Flair® is used in many Spring and Easter designs.
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