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Nigella
The Nigella damascena, better known by its evocative name Love-in-a-Mist, is a valuable cut flower for the modern florist.
- Only for companiesWholesale prices for florists, decorators and retailers
- Available directly from stockFrom our warehouse in Noordwijkerhout
- Large range & graduated discountThe more you order, the higher the discount
- Own stock & productionWholesaler since 1981
Graceful Flower with Character
Nigella stands out for its striking flower shape, in which delicate petals are surrounded by a wreath of finely feathery foliage. This gives the flower a soft, natural appearance that fits perfectly in botanical, wild, or rustic bouquets.
This flower can vary in color from blue and white to soft pink, making it a versatile choice for floral designs with a wide range of color palettes.
Growth and Bloom
Nigella damascena is an easy-to-grow, low-maintenance annual plant. It grows quickly and flowers abundantly, especially when the seeds are sown in early spring. After flowering, decorative seed pods develop, which are often used in dried flower arrangements or creative decoration projects.
Perfect for Dried Flowers
The transition from a delicate bloom to a firm, sculptural pod makes Nigella particularly interesting for both florists and DIY enthusiasts. In dried form, the seed pods retain their shape and appearance, resulting in durable and elegant decorations.
Ideas for Use
- Fresh in bouquets, for a playful and airy effect
- Dried flower decorations, where the seed pods remain beautiful for a long time and add extra structure
- Botanical arrangements, combined with other dried flowers for a natural look
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Frequently asked questions about nigella
Which dried nigella do you sell?
Nigella of 45 cm in natural, red and pink, nigella orientalis of 40 cm and a bleached nigella orientalis in a bunch of about 80 g.
What is the difference between nigella and nigella orientalis?
Nigella damascena, also called love-in-a-mist, is the best-known type. Nigella orientalis is a separate species, listed here in 40 cm natural and as a bleached bunch.
How is dried nigella sold?
Per bunch, in a small packaging of 5 bunches or a mastercarton of 15 at a lower price per bunch, for example nigella 45 cm.
Which part of the nigella is used in dried arrangements?
The seed pods that form after flowering. They keep their shape when dried and add structure to botanical, wild or rustic bouquets.
How do I care for dried nigella?
Keep it dry and out of direct sunlight, never in water. Dried flowers stay attractive for 6 months to 2 years on average; as a natural product size and colour can vary.