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Star of Bethlehem

Star of Bethlehem is also known as omithogalum, which is becoming more popular for use as wedding flowers, owing to its pure white petals and contrasting green cones that lend to a wedding’s overall theme. Its star-shaped blooms are formed when they open to reveal white petals surrounding green, cone-like blooms that erupt from tall, green stems. The prevailing trend with floral designers has been to use them in bridal bouquets, as well as wedding centerpieces. They are grown in South America and are available year round, coming in large, bulk quantities. They are carefully packed for supreme quality and freshness.
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Star of Bethlehem is also known as omithogalum, which is becoming more popular for use as wedding flowers, owing to its pure white petals and contrasting green cones that lend to a wedding’s overall theme. Its star-shaped blooms are formed when they open to reveal white petals surrounding green, cone-like blooms that erupt from tall, green stems. The prevailing trend with floral designers has been to use them in bridal bouquets, as well as wedding centerpieces. They are grown in South America and are available year round, coming in large, bulk quantities. They are carefully packed for supreme quality and freshness.
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