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Lisianthus, also known as Eustoma and Prairie Gentian and popular as Lizzy, is native to warm regions and typically found in the grasslands of southern North America, northern South America, Caribbean and Mexico. Deriving its name from the Greek words Eu and Stoma , meaning good and mouth respectively, the flower truly characterizes its name. It is a beautiful, funnel shaped flower with bluish green succulent leaves. These flowers bloom early summer and continue throughout the summers. They also have a very good vase life. With proper care, they can last 3 weeks or even more in the vase. They are available in all shades of are blue, white, pink and purple. One can also find them in yellow, carmen-red, cream, green, lavender and bi-colored shades also, though, not that easily. Lisianthus make gorgeous wedding flowers and with right combination, the...

Lisianthus flowers being one of the most beautiful wedding petals out there are extensively incorporated in all sorts of wedding décor and flower arrangements. They have many names such as; Texas Bluebells, Prairie Gentian, poor man’s rose, and Lira de San Pedro but all the same natural beauty and versatility (in terms of shapes, sizes, and colors) to make a perfect statement for all sorts of wedding décor details. They symbolize admiration and appreciation in their true sense and have a striking resemblance with flowers such as; roses, peonies, ranunculus, and poppies. The blossoms come in a variety of shades (both single and bi-colored) and the most popular shades include; white, yellow, orange, blue, red, pink, and purple.   Whether you’re thinking about lisianthus bouquets or even centerpieces; the flowers never disappoint in terms of making eye-popping visuals for all sorts of wedding décor details. They are easily available throughout the year to help couples we...