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Bouvardia, with its star-shaped flowers and appealing fragrance, is originally from Central America, extending from Mexico to parts of South America.

Bracteantha, commonly known as the Paper Daisy, is a resilient and vibrant flower native to Australia, adored for its unique papery texture and used extensively in both fresh and dried floral arrangements.

Brunia, known for its intriguing silver-grey spherical blooms, is native to South Africa, where it grows in the wild, particularly in the Cape region.

Calendula, commonly known as pot marigold, displays vibrant yellow and orange hues and is native to the Mediterranean region.

The Calla Lily, with its smooth, trumpet-shaped flowers and broad leaves, originates from the southern regions of Africa, particularly Malawi, Mozambique, and South Africa.

Candytuft, originally from the Mediterranean, has adapted to various climates, including Australia's. It is commonly used to create a whimsical, frothy effect in garden beds and floral arrangements due to its clusters of small, delicate blooms.

Carnations, with their scientific name Dianthus caryophyllus, originate from the Mediterranean region, showcasing their adaptability to various climate conditions.

The Cattleya orchid, often hailed as the 'Queen of Orchids', is indigenous to Central and South America, with a rich presence in the tropical regions.

Celosia originates from the warm regions of Africa and is cherished globally for its vividly coloured plumes that are often used in both fresh and dried floral arrangements.

The Chincherinchee, or Ornithogalum thyrsoides, hails from the verdant landscapes of South Africa, where it flourishes in the wild.