Viburnum opulus roseum is available in light green.
Viburnum opulus roseum has a charming and delicate appearance. The flowers form small, round clusters resembling compact snowballs.
Viburnum opulus roseum symbolises fragility and vulnerability, reminding us to treat others with care and respect.
The flowers of Viburnum opulus roseum are spherical and have a soft, delicate appearance. Viburnum opulus roseum is usually called snowball, referring to the round shape of the flower cluster. A true spring bloomer that you can recognise by its scent and large bulbs.
The green flowers of this species are often associated with purity, innocence and beauty, making them a popular choice in bouquets for weddings and other festive occasions. Viburnum opulus roseum produces large inflorescences that can significantly fill out a bouquet and give it a lush appearance.
Viburnum opulus roseum is a beautiful flower often used in spring bouquets. You can find more inspiration here.
There are several techniques you can apply to the Viburnum opulus roseum. Think of making arrangements, a bouquet, a mono-bouquet or drying.
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