You may be familiar with all the normal colours of flowers at your
florist and in your garden. You can find
an abundance of red, orange and pink flowers everywhere. What you might not realise is just how
popular peach flowers are. The are
particularly lovely when you include them in a bouquet of sympathy or funeral
flowers. Peach is a wonderful soft
colour that sends a message of friendship.
Although they all lean towards the same meaning, different shades are
available depending on the type of flowers you choose. When you want to send peach flowers, your
bouquet could consist of different shades of this colour if you use a variety
of flower types.
When shopping for peach flowers, some of the top choices include carnations,
spray carnations and roses. They look
particularly wonderful when paired with some dark green foliage or even some
white filler flowers. For instance,
peach roses can be placed together with white carnations as well as some lush
green foliage. If, however, you want the
peach flowers to stand out the most in the arrangement, then you can add small
white flowers like baby's breath instead of large white flowers.
Spray carnations are simply smaller versions of regular carnations and
they are ideal for complimenting other flowers or used in a small bouquet. There are also some kinds of lilies that are
available in certain shades of peach and lilies make great focal flowers. If you are looking for some really small
filler flowers, you should really consider euphorbia. That said, not all colours are available year
round so you will need to confirm with your local florist. Another popular florist flower available in
peach is the gerbera daisy. They are
large so you won't need a lot of them to full up a vase.
If you want to create an upright or tall arrangement, you can use
delphiniums, snapdragons or gladiolus flowers.
Snapdragons are fairly common as garden flowers but they can really top
of a cut flower arrangement very nicely.
Some types of delphiniums are available in colours that are darker at
the bottom and they fade into lighter shades towards the top. However, peach delphiniums do not fade at all
and all the flowers on the stem are the same shade.
If you are looking for something really different and unusual, how about
celosia? The petals of this flower are
fluffy and they point upwards like the comb of a rooster. This is actually why so many people refer to
them as cockscomb flowers. Anthuriums
are commonly called the painter's palette due to their shape and they too are
available in peach. When you want to
create a summer bouquet, why not hollow out a pineapple, place a glass of water
inside it and use it to display tropical looking peach flowers?