Client wants a basket of assorted "Irish" plants and cut flowers--please help--short of Bells of Ireland and Heather, I am drawing a blank--Is oxalis "irish" ?
Basket of "Irish" plants and flowers--PLEASE HELP!!
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theflowersmith
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Oxalis are shamrock plants. We get them in green and red here. Red shamrocks plants have lavender colored flowers. Green plants have white flowers. We get them from our plant supplier at this time of year with no problem. Have fun with this!
Thanks Sue, I did know they were shamrock plants--just not sure how "Irish" they were--never been to Ireland--so hope anyone out there could help!
um- hello! Daffodills.....Grow all along the Shannon river in Ireland!
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Linda
Bobbi,
That sounds like it will be darling. When do you need it? I always do St. Patricks with, like Shannon said, daffs, white daisies, bells, green hydrangea and green carns. If you are making a combo, most definitely Oxalis, that is my number one seller for St. Patrick's day and this time of year, I would say anything for St. Paddy's would be "Irish".
That sounds like it will be darling. When do you need it? I always do St. Patricks with, like Shannon said, daffs, white daisies, bells, green hydrangea and green carns. If you are making a combo, most definitely Oxalis, that is my number one seller for St. Patrick's day and this time of year, I would say anything for St. Paddy's would be "Irish".
