Dried Gomphrena White
Artikelnummer: 15702
- Regular price
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€11,50 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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€11,50
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Product Details
Description
Dried Gomphrena is generally known as Bol Amarant of the plant family Amaranthhaae. The species is native to Central America. The round flowers are grown to mainly show different shades of purple.
This product has long sturdy stems of approx. 40 cm with extremely delicate and complicated flowers, a great striking centerpoint in your dry flow creation and easy to process in a dry flow creation but also looks very beautiful in a basket with other forests dry flowers. A forest of this white Gomphrena consists of 10 stems.
Dry flowers are a natural product and may differ slightly from the dried flowers shown in the photo. Depending on the harvest, the dry flowers can have both a little more volume or slightly less than the photo shown of the forest drying flowers because not every forest is drying uniform on the other forest dry flowers.
Dried Gomphrena is known as Bol Amarant of the Amaranthhaae plant family. The species is native to Central America. The round flowers are grown to mainly show different shades of purple.
This product has long sturdy stems of approx. 40 cm with extremely delicate and complicated flowers, a great striking centerpoint in your dry flow creation and easy to process in a dry flow creation but also looks very beautiful in a basket with other forests dry flowers. A forest of this white Gomphrena consists of 10 stems.
Dry flowers are a natural product and may differ slightly from the dried flowers shown in the photo. Depending on the harvest, the dry flowers can have both a little more volume or slightly less than the photo shown of the forest drying flowers because not every forest is drying uniform on the other forest dry flowers.