Novelty Flowers
Hydrangeas
Hortensias
Large, cloud-like heads that add volume quickly to arrangements and installations.
- Colors
- White, blue, green, pink, antique tones
- Uses
- Centerpieces, installations, volume
Novelty flowers give a design its texture, movement and personality. Alongside roses, Metaflor sources specialty and hard-to-find stems — from ruffled lisianthus and full hydrangea heads to tall snapdragons, fragrant stock and long-lasting alstroemeria.
This category also includes dependable workhorses such as carnations, chrysanthemums and gypsophila, which many designers rely on for color and volume. Because these flowers are strongly seasonal, the best way to plan is to share your event date, palette and quantities so we can suggest what is available from our partner farms at that time.
Novelty Flowers
Hortensias
Large, cloud-like heads that add volume quickly to arrangements and installations.
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Lisianthus
Delicate, rose-like ruffled blooms on branching stems with good vase life.
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Astromelias
Hardy, multi-bloom stems with freckled petals and a long vase life.
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Claveles
Ruffled, durable blooms in a broad color range — dependable and versatile.
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Mini claveles
Spray-type carnations with several small heads per stem for texture and fill.
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Crisantemos
Pompons, cushions, daisies and disbuds in many forms, with strong vase life.
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Lirios
Statement blooms — Oriental and Asiatic types — that add height and presence.
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Gerberas
Bold, graphic daisies in saturated colors for cheerful, modern designs.
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Bocas de dragón (perritos)
Tall, tapering spikes that bring line and movement to arrangements.
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Alhelí
Fragrant, densely flowered spikes that add softness and scent.
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Statice (limonium)
Papery, long-lasting clusters that also dry well.
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Gypsophila (nube)
Airy clouds of tiny blooms, used as filler or massed on its own.
Availability varies by season and sourcing. The varieties shown are examples of what we commonly source, not a live inventory. Contact us for current options.