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What color is White Hypericum?
White Hypericum features clusters of creamy white to ivory berries with a soft, pearl-like finish. The subtle color brings elegance and lightness to any floral arrangement.
What does the stem of White Hypericum look like?
Each stem displays multiple round berries grouped at the top, supported by slender woody stems with medium green leaves. The berries are smooth, opaque, and add gentle contrast to darker blooms or greenery.
How big are the stems of White Hypericum?
Stems are typically 20 to 28 inches long, ideal for bouquet work, centerpieces, and wearable floral designs like boutonnieres and corsages.
What is the texture of White Hypericum?
White Hypericum provides a clean, polished texture with its firm, round berries. The soft sheen of the white berries adds visual interest and contrast to soft-petaled flowers.
How long does White Hypericum last in a vase?
White Hypericum has a vase life of 7 to 10 days. The berries are long-lasting and keep their appearance even as surrounding foliage begins to fade.
Is White Hypericum safe for pets?
Hypericum is not considered pet-safe and may cause mild irritation or digestive upset if consumed. Keep out of reach of pets.
How is White Hypericum used in floral design?
White Hypericum is a popular choice for weddings, baby showers, sympathy designs, and modern floral work. It pairs well with roses, peonies, lisianthus, ranunculus, and eucalyptus for a soft, romantic palette.
What is the botanical name for White Hypericum?
Hypericum androsaemum (white berry variety)
Any care tips or fun facts about White Hypericum?
Always remove any foliage below the waterline to prevent bacterial growth. Recut stems at an angle and use clean water with floral preservative. Hypericum berries hold up well in floral foam, making them ideal for both hand-tied and structured designs.
*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!*
