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Seventeen flowers and plants

The flowers and plants in the Spring/Summer collection are:
• Flowers: Milkweed, Ox-eye daisy, Alstroemeria, Allium, Freesia and Yarrow.
• Houseplants: Brooms, Caladium, Campanula, Bougainvillea, Scindapsus and Oxalis.
• Garden plants: Sage, Garden Fern, Cosmea, Hosta and Columbine.

The six Bright and Breezy flowers

Meet the flowers in this Trend Collection:

Milkweed - If there is one colour that embodies happiness, it’s orange. Milkweed in this colour therefore offers an essential element in The Trend Collection.

Oxeye daisy

The Oxeye daisy (Leucanthemum) is very much a ‘what you see is what you get’ flower: pure and simple joy. This yellow and white flower is what every Bright and Breezy bouquet needs.

Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria symbolises friendship obviously belongs to a trend that is all about connection. With all its colours and intriguing design of the heart, the alstroemeria embodies the fresh, celebratory aesthetic of this collection.

Allium

There is something pleasantly cheeky about the Allium adding a playful touch to any Bright & Breezy arrangement. Little plus: it dries beautifully.

Freesia

Freesias smell delicious and lends a soft curve to a bouquet. The flowers come in shades that work well in this trend: from powdery whites and yellow, to deep purple.

Yarrow

Yarrow, also known as Achillea, has an umbel that has a lovely scent. Available in fresh white, but also in attractive shades of yellow and pink, they add that springtime feeling to a Bright and Breezy bouquet.

The six houseplants in the collection

This collection includes the following plants:

Broom - That spring feeling in a pot, that is broom, also known as Genisteae. With eye-catching yellow flowers and a light scent, this plant fits perfectly within the Bright and Breezy trend.

Caladium

With its sticking leaf shapes and markings in a large range of colours in red, pink or white the Caladium is instant awe and represents the lightness of the moment.

Campanula

Pink, white or lilac bells. Filled with optimism, and easy to live with : it’s clear to see why this plant falls within the Bright and Breezy style.

Bougainvillea

The abundance of colour of the plant’s spathes are often pink or purple, but also orange, white or ochre varieties exist. The Mediterranean sun within this joyful trend.

Scindapsus

Scindapsus brings a wild touch to the collection with its long tendrils that climb or dangle. It is also an excellent air purifying plant, so makes both the home and office extra ‘breezy’.

Oxalis

The eye-catching purple or green leaves and contrasting pink or white flowers are the happy and lucky side of Bright and Breezy. The leaves and flowers do well in salads as long as it is an edible version.

Display tips

You can make the plants from the collection stand out even more on the shop floor by grouping them together. You could also display them in plant pots that fit with the Bright and Breezy style trend. Use ceramic, plastic or glass pots with a playful shape, and opt for fresh pastel shades.