Statice Lavender

The lavender statice (Limonium spp.), also referred to as sea lavender, is a striking ornamental plant known for its delicate, long-lasting flowers and its suitability for both fresh and dried arrangements.

Key Characteristics:

• Color: The flowers are a soft lavender or light purple, offering a subtle and elegant hue.
• Flower Shape: Small, clustered blooms form dense, feathery spikes, often arranged in branching sprays.
• Texture: The flowers have a thin, papery texture, making them excellent for drying and preserving.
• Leaves: The leaves are dark green, usually long, narrow, and slightly wavy.
• Size: It can reach heights of 30 to 70 cm (12 to 28 inches), depending on the growing conditions.
• Usage: Lavender statice is highly valued in floral arrangements, especially for its ability to retain color and shape when dried. It’s commonly used in bouquets, wreaths, and decorative arrangements.

The lavender statice adds a soft, refined touch to any floral design, bringing beauty and durability to both gardens and indoor spaces.