Liatris: A North American Icon
Belonging to the family Asteraceae, meaning it’s related to Sunflowers and Gerbera, Liatris is often the backbone of beautiful floral arrangements. …
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Effects of Continuous Application of 1-MCP on Carnations to Prevent Ethylene Damage
The sensitivity to ethylene varies depending on the cultivar and is a critical factor in determining the longevity of Carnations. Ethylene signaling is dependent on the perception of the ethylene molecule by receptors located in plant cells. …
LivRio Profiles the Versatile and Festive Limonium
Native to Mediterranean regions through to Eastern Europe, this species of Limonium is prized by florists for its ethereal, wispy appearance which adds a naturalistic aesthetic to any arrangement. Available in shades of white, pink and blue, this filler flower can be relied on to compliment any color pallet. …
Hydrangea: The Bridal Bloom
The name Hydrangea itself gives you a clue to how these beauties like to be treated, as the name stems from Latin for water (hydros) and jar (angos), thus indicating that these flowers love and need water, whether rooted or as a cut flower. This is especially important when using Hydrangeas for weddings. …
Effect of a Continuous Application of 1-MCP During the Transport and Storage of Cut Roses
However, the most commercially important cut flowers such as roses, carnations and alstroemerias have a high degree of sensitivity. Therefore, a management of ethylene effect should be considered to maintain the quality of flower stems during postharvest. …
