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What color are Red Carnations?
Red Carnations are a classic, vibrant crimson red that symbolizes love, admiration, and strength. Their bold color makes them perfect for romantic, holiday, or statement floral arrangements.
What does the bloom of a Red Carnation look like?
Each bloom features tightly ruffled petals that form a full, rounded flower head. The rich red color is uniform and vivid, making it a standout in bouquets and centerpieces.
How big is the bloom on a Red Carnation?
Blooms are typically 2 to 3 inches wide, providing excellent coverage and volume without overwhelming other flowers in mixed designs.
How long are the stems on Red Carnations?
Stems are generally 20 to 24 inches long, making them ideal for both tall vases and low-profile arrangements.
What is the texture of Red Carnations?
Red Carnations have soft, velvety petals with gently serrated edges. The stems are strong and ridged, giving excellent support for floral design.
How long do Red Carnations last in a vase?
Red Carnations are known for their long vase life—typically 10 to 14 days with proper care, fresh water, and stem trimming every few days.
Are Red Carnations safe for pets?
No—carnations are mildly toxic to cats and dogs and may cause gastrointestinal upset if ingested.
How are Red Carnations used in floral design?
Red Carnations are popular for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, sympathy work, and patriotic designs. They pair well with white blooms, baby's breath, and greenery for a classic or festive look.
Botanical Name
Dianthus caryophyllus
Any extra care tips or fun facts?
Re-cut stems at a 45-degree angle and place them in clean water immediately. Avoid ethylene exposure (from ripening fruit) to extend vase life. Red Carnations are a traditional flower of love and were once used to make natural dye.
This product comes straight from Mother Nature! Because flowers are natural products and because of differences in screen settings, exact colors may vary slightly. Rest assured—your flowers will always be beautiful and fresh!
