Bird Of Paradise
Birds Of Paradise
The Bird of Paradise, also known as a crane flower, has a scientific name called Strelitzia reginae. The Bird of Paradise represents love and thoughtfulness which are associated with being a love flower. This name translates into a joy and paradise flower. It has blooming features that are three different types of orange and blue petals giving it a luxurious texture. There is a cultural significance that is associated with the Bird of Paradise which deals with fine art. Many artistes, specifically painters use this type of flower as a reference when wanting to paint flowers. There are many painters who use this flower since it signifies the inspiration relating to art. This flower blooms between the times of Mid-march to October. As these flowers can be used from spring to about the end of summer time, and are also used in different weddings. Its physical description has a unique design. Although having two larger petals, there are in total five stamens which create the shape of a boat. Hence this flower has an exotic look to it, it is used in many occasions and makes a perfect addition to a bouquet.
About Birds Of Paradise
What is the Bird of Paradise Flowers?
The Bird of Paradise, also known as a crane flower, has a scientific name called Strelitzia reginae. The Bird of Paradise represents love and thoughtfulness which are associated with being a love flower. This name translates into a joy and paradise flower. It has blooming features that are three different types of orange and blue petals giving it a luxurious texture. There is a cultural significance that is associated with the Bird of Paradise which deals with fine art. Many artistes, specifically painters use this type of flower as a reference when wanting to paint flowers. There are many painters who use this flower since it signifies the inspiration relating to art. This flower blooms between the times of Mid-march to October. As these flowers can be used from spring to about the end of summer time, and are also used in different weddings. Its physical description has a unique design. Although having two larger petals, there are in total five stamens which create the shape of a boat. Hence this flower has an exotic look to it, it is used in many occasions and makes a perfect addition to a bouquet. Caring for Bird of Paradise Flowers
The Bird of Paradise Flower can grow up to 20 inches tall if taken care of the correct way. With that being said, they are amazing houseplants if taken care of correctly. There are certain rules to follow when caring for this flower. This specific type of flower must be kept away from air vents because there must be a moisturized area in which it can survive. As this flower grows immensely, it is important that once the leaves begin to droop over to check the new leaves in the center and ensure there is enough room for them to sprout. If you want to plant this in the winter time, it is important to consider that the Bird of Paradise Flower requires a moist area. The soil should not be dried completely, and it is important to prevent adding too much water so that it does not die. Although caring for this flower changes in the Spring and Summertime, since there is more sunlight and heavier rainfall. |
Bird Of Paradise Floral Arrangement
Where Do Bird of Paradise Flowers Come From?
The Bird of Paradise Flower originates from South Africa, and is called the Crane Flower. The organization has been from the early 1770’s up until today where this flower has continued to be used throughout different arrangements and outdoor planting. Being that this belongs to the plant family called Sterilizarea in the Kingdom Plantae, this is a great scientific flower since there are many associated with it. The Bird of Paradise is part of the Los Angeles emblem, and is used quite frequently in the city.
Facts about Bird of Paradise Flowers
-There are many facts about this beautiful flower and the most interesting is that the shape of it when it blooms resembles a boat.
-This flower has six petals in total with three blue and three orange giving it a tropical theme.
-This flower is known to be dramatic
-There are five total species of these flowers
-they are sometimes confused with a banana leaf, since they look pretty similar
-These flowers can also be white and blue or fully white but are not as common to the usual colors of orange and blue
– The Sunbirds are the only ones who can pollinate these flowers
L’amour Floral Designs Bird of Paradise Flowers
L’amour Designs offers Bird of Paradise Flowers in our arrangements. We love to incorporate a tropical theme arrangement, and what better way to create an exotic arrangement using this type of flower. L’amour Designs takes great care of this flower since it is seasonal, and can sprout really high. Typically this flower is used in L’amour Designs arrangements which are associated with the tropical colors like the orange, pink, and yellow flowers.
Bird Of Paradise Flower
The Bird of Paradise needs warm temperatures and lots of sunshine to maintain its bloom. It is not a difficult flower to take care of, but the flower does need certain conditions to grow. Bird of Paradise will need rich soil with good draining. It blooms when in full sun but should be put a little away from the window to avoid the plant from burning. Temp 5-70 Fahrenheit (18-21 C.) during the day and 50 F. (10 C.) at night. Water the plant until the plant is fully wet. Do not water again till dirt is fully dry by touch. In the winter time water the plant by half. Be aware if you have any pets. Dogs enjoy chewing on these plants and this can be very toxic causing abdominal pain and vomiting.
About The Bird of Paradise
The Bird of Paradise Flower is a quintessential tropical flower that looks beautiful and exotic. The Bird of Paradise originated from South Africa which was also called the Crane Flower. Its scientific name is Strelitzia Reginae. The Bird of Paradise received its name due to the bright orange and petals and three blue petals that bloom and make the shape of a tropical bird.
Bird of Paradise Flower Meanings
The Bird of paradise means joyfulness and paradise. It is a romantic gift that also symbolizes faithfulness, love, and thoughtfulness. The Bird of Paradise grows in Hawaii and is part of the culture. In Hawaii, the name means “little globe”. The Bird of Paradise is an official flower of the ninth wedding anniversary.
The Bird of Paradise also symbolizes paradise and freedom. Even though the flower is known for its blue and orange colors, the flower can also be white.
L’amour Floral Design can create beautiful floral arrangements using Bird of Paradise for any occasion whether it is a wedding, baptism, valentines day, mothers day, or just because. The Bird of Paradise is a beautiful flower and will make a beautiful addition to any arrangement. If you have any questions regarding the Bird of Paradise, feel free to give L’amour Floral Design a call and we can assist you with anything you like.
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