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6 flowers that best adapt to and combine with the cold

Thaís and Catharina from the floral studio SE FLOR PRA SER tell us which flowers are ideal for using in decoration during winter

By Yeska Coelho

Submitted at Aug 10, 2022, 3:00 PM

05 min de leitura
6 flowers that best adapt to and combine with the cold
Winter flowers

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Cold days are challenging, especially for "plant parents". This is because winter is a period with a shortage of sunlight , as well as a drier season in Brazil; therefore, it is necessary to look for species that adapt to these conditions . Thaís and Catharina, who run the SE FLOR PRA SER floral studio, explain that there are species that can last longer, even during the coldest time of the year. Check out some of the experts' suggestions below:

Orchid


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Orchids are delicate and surprising flowers that stand out in home decor. They bring a more delicate air and have the power to exude femininity . In addition to these striking physical characteristics, they are recommended for having a long lifespan if well cared for and stored: "They are countless types, even more so when it comes to winter, but we recommend betting on Cymbidium , also known as the 'boat orchid', one of the most resistant versions due to the thickness of its petals ”, explain the experts. They can be either cut - forming arrangements in vases with water - or plants in vases with soil.

Cherry


cherry

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Cherry trees are very famous plants in Japan, where the species appears in abundance during the spring. Here in Brazil, they adapt very well to the winter climate . Although they do not have a very long lifespan, as there is a short time between blooming and drying , experts say it is a very charming and rare species. "The trees enchant and take our breath away, but we can also find branches and their flowers in the cut version", they say.

Tulip


tulips

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Clove

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The clove is a very popular species in Brazil and also does best when it has to face lower temperatures. One of the advantages of using cloves is the pleasant aroma they can bring to your home. In addition, cloves are available in a variety of colors . colors , which gives the resident greater versatility in choosing which will best suit their decor.

Lilies


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The lily has a perfect mix to decorate Brazilian homes: it is a plant with different tones, scents and sizes , depending on the species you want to acquire. "When it comes to planting, as with cut flowers, the cool and airy tends to improve its performance", they say. If you are looking for a flower to perfume your home, this one can be a great ally. At dusk, the scent spreads throughout the room . "When buying, choose bunches with closed buds, so you can watch them bloom with as the days go by", suggest the experts.

Lion's Mouth


Lion's Mouth

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One of the most characteristic plants of the season, snapdragons prefer cooler temperatures and are quite versatile , whether for composing a garden or decorating indoor spaces. "They are also a great way to innovate in the formats of arrangements , since can be explored to create beautiful, flowery tips,” they conclude.