
Botanical Name: Calluna
Common Name: Heather, Ling
Availability: July-October
Life: 6-10 days
Colour: Lavender, pink, white, mauve
Note:
Temperature : 2-5 C
Re-cut stems and put them in fresh and clean water
Change water every other days be careful the flower are thirsty
Avoid direct heat and droughts
Remove all foliage in contact with water
According to a Scottish legend, Malvina, daughter of a Celtic bard, was engaged to a warrior named Oscar. Oscar was killed in battle, and the messenger that delivered the news gave her heather as a token of Oscar’s love. As her tears fell on the heather, it turned white. Though she was sad, she wished happiness on others and hoped that anyone who found white heather would have good luck. Heather is familiar flower in Scottish wedding.
Flower language: Good luck, admiration and protection
- White heather symbolizes protection, good luck, or wishes coming true.
- Purple heather symbolizes admiration and solitude.
Wedding:
Suitable to use for late Summer and Autumn wedding
In Scotland, it is common to include a sprig of white heather in a bride’s bouquet for good luck
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