Statice, White Featured FlowersStatice is commonly used in dried flower arrangements as well as fresh bouquets. Its botanical name is derived from the Greek word "limonium," meaning meadow, referring to the plants original habitat and likely why this versatile flower is also called marsh rosemary. With a misty and seafoam appearance (two more names associated with this wildflower like plant), in the language of flowers, statice symbolizes remembrance. Availability Year Round
A tropical palm-style leaf
Among the oldest families of flowers on earth
Inside Opening: 18" L x 6" W
The flower's name is suggestive of a rooster's comb due to it's unique appearance and similarity
24" FOAM CROSSES-2 Floral Foam provides a water source for flowers
The flower's name comes from the shape of the spur
They're fantastic for incorporating some height into an arrangement
Stems per bunch - 7
White - New Beginnings
This Chrisanthemum variety is not as big as it’s brother Football and sister Spider but still showcases a distinct beauty and body type
so that the bottom is facing upwards – much like the twists
" meaning meadow