Thlaspi Arvense available in Kenya, also known as Field Pennycress. These unique seed pods add texture and interest to arrangements, perfect for rustic and natural-style floral designs.
Dyed scabiosa is where color takes over. The natural tones are replaced with stronger shades — sometimes deep, sometimes bright — depending on the finish. It keeps the same distinctive shape but becomes more of a statement element in arrangements. Common in event work or designs that need something less traditional.
Tinted scabiosa keeps the organic shape of the flower but shifts the color slightly into softer or more controlled tones. You still get that natural, textured feel, just with more flexibility in palette. It’s often used where you want something interesting, but not too bold or artificial.
Scabiosa Stellata available in Kenya, also known as Starflower or Drumsticks. These unique spherical flowers add architectural interest and texture to modern floral arrangements and dried flower designs.
Ammi Visnaga available in Kenya, also known as Toothpick Weed. These delicate white umbels create a soft, airy effect in arrangements, perfect for romantic wedding bouquets and garden-style designs.