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Small but fine
Small powerhouses within the Amaryllis assortment
In the Amaryllis When it comes to the assortment, size is certainly not everything. The small-flowered varieties – with flowers smaller than 12 cm – bring a surprising dose of charm, energy, and versatility to your floral arrangements. Although the larger types often steal the show, these compact gems have their own unique appeal and play an indispensable role in professional arrangements.
What can you use them for?
Thanks to their modest size, these little powerhouses are ideal for mixed bouquets, smaller arrangements, and contemporary creations where balance and texture take center stage. They combine beautifully with other flowers and foliage, adding extra depth and contrast in color and form without dominating the whole.
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Small, but grand in presence
Don't underestimate them – these small-flowered ones Amaryllis -varieties may be small in stature, but they have the same vibrant colors, long vase life, and elegant appearance as their larger sisters. Perfect for the florist who loves sophistication, proportion, and creative freedom.
Caught between a rock and a hard place?
You certainly shouldn't forget the group of 12-15 centimeter varieties either. These form a beautiful bridge between the large-flowered and small-flowered Amaryllises. Get started, surprise your customers with your craftsmanship, and feel free to mix and match! It all starts with Amaryllis …
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