Orange Birds of Paradise woo_import_1 The Celts used to believe

The Celts used to believe it would keep witches and other evil away and today

The St Ives bouquet is a beautiful and timeless classic

) derived its name from Roman times where this meadow-like flower was used to treat all sorts of unpleasant skin conditions such as scabies

Characterized by its bright orange or red husks that encase small

Orange Birds of Paradise woo_import_1 The Celts used to believeThe Bird of Paradise flower is the quintessential tropical flower. Originating from South Africa, the name Is derived from the fact that its flowers are made of three vibrant orange petals and three rich blue petals, fused together as a single bud, and result in a shape that mirrors a tropical bird in flight. Wonderfully long lasting, this is a beautiful bloom to make a romantic gesture if you fancy something a little less ordinary. Seen as the