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Alstromeria Assorted 120 stems
Premium Alstromeria from South America
Discover the beauty and quality of our premium alstromeria, sourced directly from the lush regions of South America. Perfect for luxury floral arrangements, these select grade alstromeria are a top choice for florists and event planners looking to impress.
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Select grade alstromeria for top-tier quality
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120 stems per pack, ideal for bulk floral needs
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Fresh cut flowers for long-lasting beauty
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Perfect for weddings, events, and luxury arrangements
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Trusted by florists and event planners
Ah, alstroemeria! The Peruvian lily, also known as the lily of the Incas. 🌸 These delightful flowers might not be as famous as roses or sunflowers, but they certainly deserve a spot in the spotlight. Let’s dive into the world of alstroemerias, shall we?
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What’s in a Name?
- Alstroemeria (pronounced al-struh-MEER-ee-uh) belongs to the family Alstroemeriaceae. It’s native to South America, with its greatest diversity found in Chile. These blooms have a flair for the dramatic—sometimes they’re called parrot lilies or princess lilies. And honestly, who wouldn’t want to be a floral princess? 👑
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Colorful Diversity
- Picture this: a rainbow of options. Alstroemerias come in a wide array of colors—orange, pink, purple, red, and white. Some even flaunt multicolored petals with brushstrokes of color, like an artist’s canvas. 🎨
- Fun fact: The center three petals often have streaks and speckles that resemble whiskers. So, yes, these flowers are basically the feline supermodels of the plant world.
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Ah, alstroemeria! The Peruvian lily, also known as the lily of the Incas. 🌸 These delightful flowers might not be as famous as roses or sunflowers, but they certainly deserve a spot in the spotlight. Let’s dive into the world of alstroemerias, shall we?
What’s in a Name?
- Alstroemeria (pronounced al-struh-MEER-ee-uh) belongs to the family Alstroemeriaceae. It’s native to South America, with its greatest diversity found in Chile. These blooms have a flair for the dramatic—sometimes they’re called parrot lilies or princess lilies. And honestly, who wouldn’t want to be a floral princess? 👑
Colorful Diversity
- Picture this: a rainbow of options. Alstroemerias come in a wide array of colors—orange, pink, purple, red, and white. Some even flaunt multicolored petals with brushstrokes of color, like an artist’s canvas. 🎨
- Fun fact: The center three petals often have streaks and speckles that resemble whiskers. So, yes, these flowers are basically the feline supermodels of the plant world.
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