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Eustoma, Lisianthus
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Common Names: Lisianthus, Love Rose, Prairie Gentian, Texan Bluebell.
Botanical Name:  Eustoma, (yew-STOW-mah)
Availability:  Year-round with a peak of June through August
Vase Life:  7 to 14 days
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Storage Temperature:  36 - 38 F
Ethylene Sensitive: Yes
Description: Delicate cup shaped, multi-petaled blossoms. Opening into a rose-like bloom.  Five or more blooms to the stem.
Colors: White, Lavender, Purple, Pink and bi-colors.
Botanical Facts: Lisianthus is native to the prairies of North America.
Design Notes: These beautiful blossoms are good in mixed arrangements.  While arranging, be aware that the blossom heads are very heavy on slender stems, and design so that the heads will remain upright.  Lisanthus blossoms last well and are excellent for corsage work.
Purchasing Hints:  Purchase stems with at least three blossoms.  One blossom on the stem should be 3/4 open with other mature buds showing color.  Look for and avoid stems with bruising on the petals.
Conditioning:  Remove all foliage that will be below the water line. Cut under water with a sharp knife.  Hydrate in a solution of warm water and commercial floral preservative / floral food for two hours before storage or usage.
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