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Brunia

Facts About Brunia

In its native habitat, the Brunia bloom is generally overlooked. It grows on a two- to three-meter-tall single-stem shrub that resembles a pine tree but is much softer. The tiny, spherical inflorescences of Brunia, which are found at the ends of branches and frequently blend in with the dense, dark green foliage above, set this plant apart.

Brunia blooms are infamous for their unreliability when it comes to germinating. This is because Brunia plants may retain their dead flowerheads (which contain seeds) for up to six years! The seeds fall and are capable of sprouting only when a fire sweeps through and destroys the parent plant.

Brunia are indigenous to South Africa and come in a variety of colors ranging from silver to green to red. As any organizer of wedding flowers can confirm, the most coveted type is the muted silver variety (Brunia Noriflora), which is sort of refreshing: John Pawson’s simplicity triumphs against gaudy hues.

Brunia is a byword meaning bravery and honor (chivalry). Brunia cultivars with a silver hue are a good choice if you want to emphasize this meaning even further.

Brunia in Floral Arrangements

Brunia in Floral Arrangements

Natural silvery cast from the petals of the Brunia flower is both eccentric and stylish when it is utilized in floral arrangements.

Brunia is a simple flower to work with. As a wedding décor, it’s also a popular choice for bouquets and boutonnieres. It may be used with a broad range of other flowers because of its neutral hue. Using Brunia will give your creations a distinctive look and feel. Floral combos with Brunia: Roses, Echeveria, and Freesia are fantastic. It may be used in bridal bouquets, huge or tiny centerpieces, wreaths, or table centerpieces, according on your preference. As a filler or the star of the show, it’s a wonderful choice.

Brunia Flower Care

When you receive the Brunia flowers, inspect them for any signs of damage. In cold water, cut the stems against the grain about half an inch from the bottom. Change the water every 1-2 days and keep the flowers out of direct sunshine, drafts, and high temperatures.

Most Common Types of Brunia Flowers

– Laevis Brunia

– Albiflora Brunia

– Bruna Silver

-Brunia is available year round

– Brunia Comes in different colors: Silver Brunia, Green Brunia, Red Brunia

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