Brassica (ornamental cabbage), often referred to as ornamental spinach, is known for its striking purple and green flowers, adding a unique and modern touch to floral arrangements. Brassica is especially popular in autumn and winter arrangements, often dyed in shades of red, gold, and silver for a festive look.
Key characteristics:
- Flowers: Large, with vibrant green and purple tones.
- Leaves: Wide, decorative leaves forming the base of the flower.
- Height: Grows between 30–60 cm.
Uses: Brassica is ideal for autumn and Christmas bouquets. Its unique appearance enriches arrangements, adding sophistication and depth.
Cultivation and care:
- Light: Bright, indirect sunlight.
- Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging.
- Temperature: Prefers cooler temperatures, ideally between 10–18 °C.
Symbolism and meaning: Brassica symbolizes resilience and strength. It is often used in bouquets for its structure and aesthetic, adding a distinctive effect to arrangements.
