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Sandersonia- Tall flower with orange
bell-like blooms. Lasts 7-10 days. |
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Safflower-Also called carthamus. Long lasting tall flower with
multiple round orange blossoms. Available summer-fall. |
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Safari Sunset- Green with a reddish
plant-like bloom. Last 7-14 days. |
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Scabiosa-Small paper-like blooms. Available in white, pink, and
purple. Last 5-10 days. |
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Scilla- Short blue flower with mini blooms. Last 5-10 days. |
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Sea Holly- Also known as eryngium. Prickly wild flower with purple
blossoms. Last 1-2 weeks. |
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Sedum-Yellow flower used mostly as a filler flower. Last 7-10 days. |
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Snapdragon-Also known as antirrhinum. Tall
thirsty flower with blooms reaching the top of the flower. Available in red, pink, yellow,
white, and variegated colors. Live around one week. |
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Solidago-Yellow flower used mostly as a filler flower. Last 7-10
days. |
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Spray Carnations-See mini carnations. |
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Stargazer Lily- Fragrant almost pungent
smell. Large pink and white tip lily. Last 7-10 days. |
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Star of Bethlehem-Also called ornithogalum.
Strong flower with white blooms at the top. Last 10-15 days. |
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Statice-Also called limonium. Long lasting filler flower with
multiple blooms at the top. Available in yellow, pink, purple, and white. Lives 7-15 days
and dries well if hung upside-down. |
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Stephanotis- Small white flower blooms used mostly for wedding work. |
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Stock-Also called matthiola. Very sweet peppermint smelling
flower. The stems are thick and need to be smashed at the bottom for best results. Remove
all lower leaves. Lasts 5-8 days.Stephanotis- White small blooms used mostly for wedding
work. |
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Strelitzia-See bird of paradise. |
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Sunflower-Tall, bright, daisy-like yellow flower. Lasts 7-14 days.
Change water often. |
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Sweet Pea- Also known as lathyrus. Short delicate flower with light
pastel blossoms. Last 5-10 days. |
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Sweet William-Also known as dianthus
barbatus. Short flower used mostly as a filler flower. Available in white, purple, pink,
and variegated varieties. Clean bottom leaves to cut back on bacteria buildup. |
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Sword Lily-See gladiolus. |
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Syringa-See lilac. |