Parfumerie Bouquet
With a bevy of gorgeous blooms and a scent more enticing than the chic-est perfume shop in Paris, our Parfumerie Bouquet is sure to delight even the most stylish Valentine's Day sweetheart. That intoxicating aroma comes from the 15 stems of fragrant hyacinth you'll find in this beautiful Valentine's Day bouquet, adding color and scent to 20 fresh spring tulips.
Just in case you prefer your Hyacinths without Tulips, click here.
Note: Some of the flowers pictured will arrive in bud form and will begin to bloom within a few days of delivery.
To prolong the vase life, do not cut Hyacinth stems! The white area on the bottom of the stem allows the flowers to drink water, and should be retained.
Just in case you prefer your Hyacinths without Tulips, click here.
Note: Some of the flowers pictured will arrive in bud form and will begin to bloom within a few days of delivery.
To prolong the vase life, do not cut Hyacinth stems! The white area on the bottom of the stem allows the flowers to drink water, and should be retained.
These flowers are grown using socially and environmentally responsible practices, on a farm that is Veriflora™ certified sustainable.
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A native of the Middle East where it grows wild throughout Iran, Turkey and Afghanistan. Tulip comes from the Turkish word tulband (turban) - apparently in reference to the rounded shape of its flowers.
The Tulip first made its way to Europe in the mid-1500s where it became a status symbol for the nobleman's garden. Today, it grows in over 5500 different varieties around the world.
While the Dutch dominate the world Tulip market and bulb production, American growers in several states have become important suppliers of the flower. Our Tulips come from a farm in California (owned by a native Dutchman, of course), where they grow year-round under his watchful eye.
The Tulip first made its way to Europe in the mid-1500s where it became a status symbol for the nobleman's garden. Today, it grows in over 5500 different varieties around the world.
While the Dutch dominate the world Tulip market and bulb production, American growers in several states have become important suppliers of the flower. Our Tulips come from a farm in California (owned by a native Dutchman, of course), where they grow year-round under his watchful eye.
