Flowers are nice to have around, for both the scent and decoration value. There are many kinds of flowers to select from, and it is your personal choice to know which ones you want. People have enjoyed nature’s beauty as a decorative item, incorporating Mother Nature into their personal lives. Let’s look at some flowers that you can use for your living space.
Angel Trumpet
A flower that resembles a horn, this flower is great for religious people and those who believe in angels. They can grow up to 10 feet tall.
Arabian Jasmine
For the fans of Aladdin, the Arabian Jasmine will certainly remind them of the movie and the princess. This flower has a spicy scent and a beautiful snow-white colour.
Citrus
A favorite flavor for tea and soft drinks, citrus flowers are pleasant-scented and grow from a variety of fruits, like oranges and lemons. Be cautious, as some of these flowers grow with sharp spines. Try purchasing an already-cut citrus plant rather than growing it from your last orange seeds.
Corsage Orchid
This flower is great to enhance your office and private space. Make sure you acknowledge the height space needed for these flowers, as they can grow up to 2 feet high. Perfect next to a tall desk.
Eucalyptus Cinerea
A houseplant with a name that is fun to say, this flower gives off a distinct scent when you rub it gently. This flower requires brushing at times.
Hoya
Also called a wax plant, hoya is an easy-to-take-care of houseplant. Certain selections of hoya come in pink or white colours, along with green glossy leaves.
Passionflowers
The name sounds nice, and their appearance is out of this world (some say these flowers look alien-looking) and are known to grow on vines. These types of flowers are known for teardrop-shaped leaves, adding more to their delicate beauty. What’s more is that passionflowers are known to be fast growers. Buy one now and add some smell, along with an unique alien-like plant to spice up your workplace.
And remember, make sure you place any one of these flowers in sunlight to ensure they last long!
Babak Eslami | Writer
