Blog

The Spider Orchid, with its long, spindly petals resembling the legs of a spider, is native to many regions including Australia, where several species are endemic, especially in the southern parts.

The Stephanotis, also known as Madagascar jasmine, hails from Madagascar and is treasured for its highly fragrant, waxy, star-shaped flowers.

Stock, originating from the Mediterranean region, Greece, and South Africa, is well-known for its spicy, clove-like fragrance and densely clustered blooms. Commonly used in perfumery and as a cut flower in floral arrangements.

The sunflower, with its bright and cheery countenance, traces its origins back to North America, where it was first domesticated by Indigenous peoples. In Australia, sunflowers are cultivated not only for their bold aesthetic in gardens and floral arrangements but also agriculturally for their seeds.

Sweet Pea, scientifically known as Lathyrus odoratus, originally hails from the Mediterranean region, showcasing its vibrant beauty and sweet fragrance in gardens worldwide. Commonly used in bouquets, posies, and vase arrangements.

The Tea Tree, notably the Melaleuca alternifolia, is endemic to Australia, specifically to the northeast coast of New South Wales. Tea Tree is famously utilised for its essential oil, which is prized for its antiseptic properties and is used in a variety of skin care products and medicinal treatments.

The Thai Tulip, or Curcuma alismatifolia, originates from the tropical regions of Thailand and other parts of Southeast Asia.

Tuberose, scientifically known as Polianthes tuberosa, is believed to have originated from Mexico, enriching the world with its captivating fragrance and elegant blooms.

The Tulip, originally hailing from the wilds of Central Asia, became a symbol of wealth and opulence during the 17th-century Tulip Mania in the Netherlands. In Australia, tulips are predominantly cultivated for their vibrant blooms

Summary:

• This simple accessory can help add the final touch to your home décor or wedding displays.
• Most vase fillers have more than one use and can be used for Wedding centrepieces, special occasion decorations, home décor, and DIY projects.
• A great example of their versatility is how Acrylic Rocks can be also be scattered on event tables as subtle decorative accents.
• Unlike other artificial vase fillers, Aqua Gel Beads can be used for hydrating fresh flowers.

---

Looking for something different to put in the bottom of your vase? Vase fillers are a versatile product that can help turn an ordinary arrangement into something extraordinary. This simple accessory can help add the final touch to your home décor or wedding centrepieces.