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Statice

Statice (Limonium) – The Eternal Beauty of Dried Flowers. Statice, also known as Limonium, is a true champion of endurance. Its greatest charm lies in its ability to retain its rich colour and shape even after drying, making it an indispensable part of long-lasting decorations, dried arrangements, and autumn bouquets.

Key features of Statice

  • Latin name: Limonium

  • Common name: Statice, Sea Lavender

  • Colours: Wide range – most commonly purple, blue, pink, white, and yellow.

  • Texture: The flowers have a characteristic "papery" texture.

  • Main advantage: Perfectly retains its colour after drying.

Symbolism: Memories and Eternal Beauty Thanks to its ability to withstand time, Statice is associated with lasting meanings. ✅ Memories and Nostalgia: Giving Statice says, "I will never forget you." ✅ Eternal Beauty and Success: It symbolizes lasting beauty and enduring success. ✅ Sympathy and Support: It is also a flower that expresses quiet support.

Use in Floristry: Texture and Colour That Lasts Our florists love Statice for its versatility. In fresh bouquets, it is used as a filler flower that fills space and adds a rustic touch. In dried arrangements, it plays a starring role and is a cornerstone for wreaths and long-lasting decorations. Because of its versatility, we love to use it in popular bouquets, such as:

Drying Tip: Preserve its beauty forever Want to dry the Statice from your fresh bouquet? It's easy!

  1. Remove the leaves from the stems.

  2. Tie the flowers into a small bunch.

  3. Hang them upside down in a dry, dark, and well-ventilated place.

  4. They will be perfectly dry in 2–3 weeks.

Take a look at our Farmhouse Bouquet and other arrangements where Statice plays its indispensable role.

 
 

 

 

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