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Help me identify the flowers/greens in this bouquet

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    miss.skinner    7/10/2010   Bethesda, MD

    I am making my own bouquets and centerpieces.  I need help identifying the greens in this bouquet.  I know the flowers are cala lilies, roses, and spray roses (I think).  What are the rest?  I love the look of this bouquet.  The only thing I could change is the colors to match my wedding.

     

    Thanks bees!

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    Dancy905    February 5, 2010  

    I think some of it's hydrangea but I could be wrong. You could probably bring it to a florist or the guy in the garden section of Home Depot & he can tell you though.

     
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    arizonabride    June 2, 2010   Tucson, AZ

    I think it looks like Bupleurum Green Flower. See the pic on fiftyflowers.com:

    http://www.fiftyflowers.com/product/Bupleurum-Green-Flower_128.htm

     
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    Pollen Floral Design       Chicago

    Hello, Miss Skinner!  There are two green elements in this bouquet: bupleurum and a touch of snowball viburnum.  Snoball viburnum is very seasonal.  I was just at a floral wholesaler, where they were $25/bunch, wholesale(!), imported from the Netherlands.  But in summer they're available from local growers, and much more affordable.  Good luck!

     
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    PeytonL79    12/6/2009   DC Area

    Definitely looks like some green hydrangea, roses, and calla lillies are the oblong light brown ones, I think.

     
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    fanatic888    10/16/10   Cincinnati

    miss.skinner - if you're in Bethesda,  you might want to go to Potomac Wholesaler and check some things out.  They should be able to identify the flowers.  http://www.flowerwholesale.com

     
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    daniellemybelle    June 19, 2010   Baltimore, MD

    The clustery stuff could be either hydrangea or viburnum - depending on how you use it, they can look very similar.

     

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