Flower variety Ontario Alstroemeria Amaryllis Anthurium Asters Chrysanthemum

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	Alstroemeria Alstroemeria flowers have no fragrance but the abundance of small orchid-like blossoms in very color imaginable would make anyone smile.
	Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemums are one of the longest lasting cut flowers in the world. They are available year round.
	Gerbera Cut Gerberas lend themselves to long-stemmed vase arrangements on their own or as companions with many others flowers.
	Iris Although traditionally considered a spring bloom, cut irises are available year round from Ontario growers. Irises are delicate flowers, and have one of the shortest cut flower vase lives of 3-5 days.
	Lily Lilies are the 7th most important cut flower grown in Ontario. Lilies are fragrant, bulbous, herbaceous perennials native to the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.
	Rose There are thousands and thousands of varieties of roses. The differences between each variety have to do with the stem length and the size of the rose head.
	Snapdragon These reptilian flowers are Ontario’s 3rd largest cut flower crop and a florist staple as the classic line flower. They are available year round.
	Tulip Cut tulips are one Ontario’s largest cut flower crops. They are available from late December through June.

	Amaryllis Amaryllis is typically sold as an indoor flowering bulb plant but thanks to the diversity of Ontario's flower industry, it is now also available as a cut flower from November to February.
	Annual Flowers In the floral industry, cut stock is a line flower appreciated for its cool, distinctive colors and exceptional fragrance. Stock means lasting beauty, bonds of affection and promptness.
	Anthurium Anthuriums have a colorful spadix which adds much interest to the flower.
	Asters A member of the Asteraceae family, the aster takes its name from the Latin word meaning "star" and refers to the flower's starlike head.
	Cut Flowers When it's not warm enough just yet for your garden to start blooming -why not freshen up your home with a bouquet of fresh, cut flowers.
	Delphinium Cut delphiniums are available in a range of colors-electric blue, light blue, purple, black, lavender, white, pink and salmon red.
	Forsythia Forsythia is available as cut flowering foliage during the spring. It can be one of the first flowers in bloom.
	Freesia Freesia is a flower that is well suited for all occasions and all seasons. It is known for its vibrant colours ranging from pinks to yellows to purples, which makes it widely popular for weddings.
	Gladiolas The gladiola is actually a form of iris in the family Iridaceae. Flower enthusiasts the world over refer to these happy flowers as "glads".
	Hydrangea The hydrangea is very fashionable for wedding work, in simple bouquets, garlands, pulled apart for boutonnieres, or surrounding the base of the wedding cake.
	Lisianthus The elegance of a rose, the delicate petals of a sweet pea, and the stamina of a wildflower, lisianthus has risen to prominence in just a few years.
	Peonies Peonies also make superb cut flowers and were worshipped by both the Chinese and Japanese as the flower that always denotes luxury and indulgence. Some varieties have fragrant rose or honey scents.
	Pussy Willow Pussy willow is a name given to many of the smaller species of the genus Salix (willows and sallows) when their furry catkins are young in early spring.
	Statice Statice is often considered the quintessential preserved flower. The delicate, papery blooms often dry naturally on the stem.
	Stephanotis Also known as Madagascar jasmine, flora Dora or wax flower.
	Sunflower Sunflowers have ray like petals in joyously colorful blends of yellow and orange-red.
	Sweet Pea Today, old-fashioned sweet pea is the new favorite flower amongst gardeners, florists and just about anyone else who likes the charm of fresh cut flowers in their homes or gardens.

Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria flowers have no fragrance but the abundance of small orchid-like blossoms in very color imaginable would make anyone smile.

Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemums are one of the longest lasting cut flowers in the world. They are available year round.

Gerbera

Cut Gerberas lend themselves to long-stemmed vase arrangements on their own or as companions with many others flowers.

Iris

Although traditionally considered a spring bloom, cut irises are available year round from Ontario growers. Irises are delicate flowers, and have one of the shortest cut flower vase lives of 3-5 days.

Lily

Lilies are the 7th most important cut flower grown in Ontario. Lilies are fragrant, bulbous, herbaceous perennials native to the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.

Rose

There are thousands and thousands of varieties of roses. The differences between each variety have to do with the stem length and the size of the rose head.

Snapdragon

These reptilian flowers are Ontario’s 3rd largest cut flower crop and a florist staple as the classic line flower. They are available year round.

Tulip

Cut tulips are one Ontario’s largest cut flower crops. They are available from late December through June.

Amaryllis

Amaryllis is typically sold as an indoor flowering bulb plant but thanks to the diversity of Ontario's flower industry, it is now also available as a cut flower from November to February.

Annual Flowers

In the floral industry, cut stock is a line flower appreciated for its cool, distinctive colors and exceptional fragrance. Stock means lasting beauty, bonds of affection and promptness.

Anthurium

Anthuriums have a colorful spadix which adds much interest to the flower.

Asters

A member of the Asteraceae family, the aster takes its name from the Latin word meaning "star" and refers to the flower's starlike head.

Cut Flowers

When it's not warm enough just yet for your garden to start blooming -why not freshen up your home with a bouquet of fresh, cut flowers.

Delphinium

Cut delphiniums are available in a range of colors-electric blue, light blue, purple, black, lavender, white, pink and salmon red.

Forsythia

Forsythia is available as cut flowering foliage during the spring. It can be one of the first flowers in bloom.

Freesia

Freesia is a flower that is well suited for all occasions and all seasons. It is known for its vibrant colours ranging from pinks to yellows to purples, which makes it widely popular for weddings.

Gladiolas

The gladiola is actually a form of iris in the family Iridaceae. Flower enthusiasts the world over refer to these happy flowers as "glads".

Hydrangea

The hydrangea is very fashionable for wedding work, in simple bouquets, garlands, pulled apart for boutonnieres, or surrounding the base of the wedding cake.

Lisianthus

The elegance of a rose, the delicate petals of a sweet pea, and the stamina of a wildflower, lisianthus has risen to prominence in just a few years.

Peonies

Peonies also make superb cut flowers and were worshipped by both the Chinese and Japanese as the flower that always denotes luxury and indulgence. Some varieties have fragrant rose or honey scents.

Pussy Willow

Pussy willow is a name given to many of the smaller species of the genus Salix (willows and sallows) when their furry catkins are young in early spring.

Statice

Statice is often considered the quintessential preserved flower. The delicate, papery blooms often dry naturally on the stem.

Stephanotis

Also known as Madagascar jasmine, flora Dora or wax flower.

Sunflower

Sunflowers have ray like petals in joyously colorful blends of yellow and orange-red.

Sweet Pea

Today, old-fashioned sweet pea is the new favorite flower amongst gardeners, florists and just about anyone else who likes the charm of fresh cut flowers in their homes or gardens.