Preserved green Gypsophila Premium - bunch - dried flowers

adds lightness

small flowers

subtle accent

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€14.05

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bunch

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available

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from €16.67 - European Union - area 3 (Austria)

Description

Preserved green Gypsophila Premium - bunch - dried flowers

Gypsophila – preserved gypsophila captivates with its delicate, spreading sprigs covered in green buds. Its colour and light, openwork form lend floral arrangements a romantic look and a delicate aesthetic. The variety of shades and subtle differences between the sprigs emphasise the plant’s authentic character. All this makes gypsophila one of the most recognisable and popular decorative plants. It works perfectly both as a standalone decoration and as part of larger arrangements.

Premium preserved green gypsophila is particularly prized for its fresh appearance, versatility and wide range of decorative uses. Thanks to the preservation process, it retains its natural character for a long time, without the need for watering. It blends perfectly with other dried and preserved plants, adding a sense of lightness, subtlety and romantic charm to arrangements.

What can preserved gypsophila premium be used for?

Gypsophila is widely used in floristry and interior decoration. It can be used as:

a standalone decoration for a vase,
an element in bouquets of dried and preserved flowers,
a decoration for wreaths and floral arrangements,
floristry material for creating buttonholes and small bouquets,
a decoration for flower boxes, blending perfectly with other flowers,
a decoration in glass bottles, under a glass dome or in decorative vessels,
elements of table, wedding venue and interior decoration,
material for creating arrangements for weddings, receptions, birthdays, christenings, First Communions, anniversaries and other celebrations.

Preserved gypsophila premium – what’s worth knowing about it?

it has slender, spreading twigs generously covered with impressive buds,
it is sold in bunches with a high weight of 115-130 g, making it the ideal product for creating striking arrangements,
it retains its natural appearance thanks to the stabilisation process,
it does not require watering, making it a convenient alternative to fresh flowers,
works well both as a standalone decoration and as part of floral arrangements,
is a versatile decorative material for interiors and various occasions,
may also feature white flowers in places, which beautifully contrast with the gypsophila’s colour scheme and emphasise the plant’s naturalappearance.

What is plant stabilisation?

Stabilisation is the process of preserving natural plants by replacing their sap with a special preservative solution, which helps to maintain their appearance and decorative qualities for a long time. As a result, stabilised gypsophila requires neither water nor traditional care, and its delicate sprigs can adorn interiors and floral arrangements for a long time.

Detailed information

Weight	115-130 g
Height	70-80 cm

Please note

Preserved gypsophila is a natural product, so individual sprigs may vary slightly in appearance, colour and the arrangement of their buds.

When exposed to direct sunlight, the colour of the gypsophila may fade more quickly.

To preserve its decorative appearance for as long as possible, gypsophila should be stored and displayed indoors, in conditions of optimal humidity, away from direct sunlight, excessive moisture and sources of heat. It should not be watered or sprayed with water.

Certificates and safety warnings

Place or store out of reach of children and animals to prevent consumption or injury.
Store in a dry and well-ventilated place. Avoid moisture, to prevent mold and mildew growth.
The product has a decorative function only. It is not intended for consumption or contact with food.
Keep away from open flame to prevent fire risk.
If damaged, destroyed or at the end of product life, dispose of responsibly in accordance with local waste regulations.
Use as intended - avoid modifications that may affect product safety.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight - may lead to discoloration.