Porcelain White Bouvardia woo_import_1 lisianthus and stocks combined with

lisianthus and stocks combined with rich purple clematis and deep pink wax flower

Victorians would collect exotic orchids as a sign of refined taste & luxury and owing to the time which it takes for them to grow

lilac and purple varieties

levity and fun as well as the ardent attachment

Porcelain White Bouvardia woo_import_1 lisianthus and stocks combined withPorcelain White Bouvardia has had an illustrious history; reportedly being named after Charles Bouvard, personal physician to Louis XIII and head of the Jardin du Roi in Paris. A star like flower shape, it is available in a range of colours throughout the year and is known for being long lasting. Bouvardia works beautifully displayed in a vase on its own or as part of a mixed celebration bouquet.