Bells of Ireland are named for the emerald isle, nonetheless they are actually native to Syria, Turkey, and the general Caucasus region. Their name comes from their meaning of luck, as in “the luck of the Irish.”
These gorgeous and unique stems, which are also very long-lasting, provide a perfect background of greenery for many flowers, going especially well with delicate whites and pinks. If you are looking for an unusual springtime arrangement, they can also be paired with other foliage for a fresh, green look.
Grading
10-stem bunches
Slightly scented
Grade selection: 70 cm (15 bunches per QB), 80 cm (15 bunches per QB), and 90 cm (12 bunches per QB)
Vase life: 12–14 days
Available in quarter boxes
Size
We offer different packs based on different grades.
Care and Handling
Cut each stem before placing in a vase of cool water. Ensure that water is changed every two days to lengthen vase life.