Winter Flowers in Australia and Their Meanings – Melbourne Fresh Flowers

1. Melbourne Fresh Flowers 5 Popular Winter Flowers and Their Meanings - Australian Flowers

2. Hardenbergia or ‘Happy Wanderer’ • This native Australian flower is vine from the leguminous genus. It is also commonly called purple coral pea, Native Lilac, or Happy Wanderer. • It grows with dark-green leaves and in a group of small flowers in purple. Being a vine, it grows anywhere and climbs up the walls. • Found in Queensland, Tasmania, South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. Hardenbergia exemplifies the spirit of winter. So to celebrate winter, send flowers to Melbourne.

3. Bergenia or 'Winter Glow' • These flowers bloom in a cluster and under a shady region with large stems and attractive foliage. • The leaves of these flowers are leathery and waxed and are mostly native to Himalayan region, but also found in China and Afghanistan. • These are perennial flowers that change their color during winter and become reddish bronze. In Spring, they turn into Magenta.

4. Luculia • Luculia flowers exude fragrance and great as indoor flowers. • They are the genus of Rubiaceae family and were first found in 1826 by Robert Sweet. • They grow with wide leaves and in rosy-pink color. But the foliage appears tatty. These flowers exude sweet and strong perfume.

5. Lavender • These flowering plants are the genus of Lamiaceae family and are found in 36 species. • They are usually native to Mediterranean and southwest Asia and widely used for decorating homes, culinary herbs, and essential oils. They represent love, devotion, purity, luck, and caution. • Cheer up your loved ones in winter with flowers delivery Melbournefrom Melbourne

6. Lily of the Valley • These fragrant flowers are used for gracing religious ceremonies as well as for making perfumes. • Grown usually under shady areas in Europe and Northern Hemisphere in Asia, they are the best gift for weddings and birthdays and symbolize purity, chastity, luck, happiness, and humility. • They also represent “the return of happiness.”

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