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What are dried flowers? First off, we want to clear a misconception about what dried flowers actually are. We sometimes get asked about the difference between dried flowers and real flowers. Well, first of all, dried flowers are real flowers too. A better question might be about the difference between dried flowers and fresh-cut flowers. Of course, we love the latter. Nothing beats a big vase sporting a fresh-smelling bouquet of cut flowers. But we believe dried flowers are beautiful in their own way, and can enrich the ways in which you enjoy flowers in your life. So in short: dried flowers are a great way to flower up any interior, without running the risk of forgetting to water them. A dried bouquet can be enjoyed for weeks, even months. With so many beautiful dried flowers shop Ireland to pick from, finding your ideal bunch can be difficult. Achillea Long stems and rich, flat clusters of tiny flowers make this an ideal candidate for adding some height to your bouquet. Amaranthus The Amaranthus flower is recognizable by its rope-like flowers. Thanks to their long, slender clusters of flowers, they are perfect for adding some lushness to your wedding bouquet or arch. In ancient Greece, they used to symbolize immortality because the flowers remained fresh for so long after being cut. As a dried flower, Amaranthus is now more immortal than ever. Helichrysum
A genus of flowers that originates from the Mediterranean. Owing to its characteristic smell, it’s also known as the Curry Plant. Lavandula Lavandula Perhaps one of the best-known dried flowers out there, Lavandula has a lot to offer. It has a classy deep blue color, an interesting structure and spread a wonderful smell.