Flowers have the magic to create beautiful ambiance for any occasion. They are an excellent way to decorate your home at Christmas. They have the power to bring more natural essence and feel to a room’s decor rather than being used in few ornaments and decorations. Along with that you can make use of flower on Christmas table and add colour to your dinner/lunch time.
Below are 9 best flowers that can be used in Christmas decorations:
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Poinsettia: Red can be an elegant colour to shine in this snowy white Christmas. Poinsettia can help you to get that elegance. Poinsettia flowers are popular as plants, but they look best when cut. The colourful, long-lasting bracts in bright soldier red colour look beautiful when arranged in a vase. It looked great when these flowers are delivered in a chocolate box for any chocaholic lover.
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Amaryllis: Amaryllis is the flower you can grow by your own, but it’s recommended to buy plant that can easily explode with bright trumpets. You can go with glowing scarlet or pure white flowers. ‘Red Dragon’ a fiery double, ‘Papilio’, an elegant red-striped white, ‘Red Velvet’ is a classy single, ‘Benfica’, dark red, are even great.
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Lilies : Lilies can create magic. Magic of making any home look dazzling and cheerful in Christmas – something that you are looking for. If the lilies of pink and thistle blues colour are mixed with fresh green holly and spruce leaves, then it will make your house more warm and glittering.
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Iris Unguicularis ‘Mary Barnard’: This beautiful Algerian flower is ideal to plant at the bottom of your winter flowering clematis. The perfect soft blue flowers open up from the buds right from November. Select any flower and let them open up in your indoors. Snip out any untidy leaves twice a year. Other than that, neglect is the best option.
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Carnations : Carnations can spruce your Christmas decorations totally. They are available in all sorts of colour so that your Christmas decoration can turn to perfect. Red looks elegant when it pairs up with the greenery, white can enhance the Christmas table decoration. Carnations are traditional and even a long lasting choice. Along with this you can save some money accompanied with quality.
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Narcissus ‘Cedric Morris’: Wow! The name’s so cool. This flower is always seen in Christmas evening, and this beautiful yellow miniature is named after the artist, who founded the East Anglian School. The flowers have a shallow trumpet and the flowers outer petals are coloured in emerald green and that’s where they meet stem.
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Anemone: These gorgeous white anemones look beautiful with their black centres. They are perfect to create monochromatic look. Moreover, monochromatic Christmas decorations are day by day getting popular and in demand – especially black Christmas trees highlighted and decorated with white tinsel. If anemones are used this Christmas, it’s a guarantee that they would look elegant and will match perfectly.
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Chrysanthemums: A bouquet of beautiful chrysanthemums and red berries would just look perfect as a Christmas gift. The white colour flowers with beautiful red berries totally brighten up this bouquet and are perfect for a gift or Christmas table. With these flowers you can ensure that your Christmas colour scheme would look beautiful and bright.
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Helleborus Niger: Helleborus a simple Christmas rose is now grown under glass. Helleborus is a perfect flower if decorated in small vases and these small vases or plants will give striking displays in cool porch or windowsill when complimented with ivies. Put several flowers in a basket and top-dress with moss.
