This succulent bouquet pairs three green succulent rosettes with peach roses, cream spray roses, pink stock and round yellow craspedia. It comes wrapped in paper with a ribbon and arrives in a vase.

It suits someone who keeps plants on every windowsill, as a birthday or housewarming gift, because the succulents make it look a little different from a usual rose bouquet.

The succulents give the bouquet its shape. About three firm rosettes, each set on a wooden pick, sit in the middle and the soft roses gather around them. Craspedia, sometimes called billy balls, puts bright yellow dots into a peach and pink mix, and the pink stock brings a sweet clove scent. Round-leaf eucalyptus at the edges picks up the cool green of the succulents.

The succulents and craspedia hold up longer than the roses, so the bouquet keeps its texture after the softest flowers fade. The craspedia also dries well and holds its yellow if you want to keep a few stems.

For succulents to keep, potted and with no cut flowers, see a bowl of potted succulents. For peach tones without succulents, see a caramel rose bouquet. Choose Classic or Signature; both have about three succulents and come with the vase.

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Charming Succulents Peach Rose Bouquet No. 128

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This succulent bouquet pairs three green succulent rosettes with peach roses, cream spray roses, pink stock and round yellow craspedia. It comes wrapped in paper with a ribbon and arrives in a vase.

It suits someone who keeps plants on every windowsill, as a birthday or housewarming gift, because the succulents make it look a little different from a usual rose bouquet.

The succulents give the bouquet its shape. About three firm rosettes, each set on a wooden pick, sit in the middle and the soft roses gather around them. Craspedia, sometimes called billy balls, puts bright yellow dots into a peach and pink mix, and the pink stock brings a sweet clove scent. Round-leaf eucalyptus at the edges picks up the cool green of the succulents.

The succulents and craspedia hold up longer than the roses, so the bouquet keeps its texture after the softest flowers fade. The craspedia also dries well and holds its yellow if you want to keep a few stems.

For succulents to keep, potted and with no cut flowers, see a bowl of potted succulents. For peach tones without succulents, see a caramel rose bouquet. Choose Classic or Signature; both have about three succulents and come with the vase.

_____________POPULAR QUESTIONS ABOUT FRESH FLOWERS ___________