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Cornflower

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street name: Cornflower

god-given name: Centaurea cyanus

colors available: blue, white, pink, red, purple

meaning: n/a

seasonality: Spring

cost: $10 to $12 a bunch

Dropping KnowledgeAmy OrtizMay 3, 2016blue flowers, cornflower, pink flowers, purple flowers, red flowers, spring flowers, white flowersComment
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When we're working through designs with our clients, we always ask if there are any flowers they hate or are allergic to, and more often than not, we hear that ya'll hate roses. I get it. Safeway in the 90's really ruined the idea of a rose for you. But our roses are ANYTHING but the tight, half dead, burgundy blooms you're thinking of when you think "rose". Ours are lush, full petaled, and in colors that'll blow your mind. Let me change your mind on roses, k? K.
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photo: @lunabearstudios
PSA for the day: those big red mamas in this arrangement are roses
Can we make glamour shots of centerpieces a thing? Like, in the 80's mall shots with super teased out hair and dramatic lighting and lots of pearls? But instead of that.... just really good lighting and organic lines and our girl @lunabearstudios working her damn magic making those blooms look like the 80's pop star divas they always dreamed they could be? Cool. Glad we're all on the same page here.
 
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