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View Poll Results: most versatile flower

Chrysanthemum 1 5.88%
Carnation 7 41.18%
Rose 4 23.53%
Alstromeria 2 11.76%
September 0 0%
Iris 0 0%
Lily 0 0%
Freesia 1 5.88%
Gerbera 2 11.76%
Lisianthus 0 0%
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Yeah, mine is carnation too, it has become quite trendy. There are some lovely colours available & you can use it in so many differant ways. I like using them for base interest in a front facing limited HT.
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For me i think it must be Alstromeria;
It's available all year round
Nobody ever says "No Alstro" as they often do with chrysanths, carnations.
It has a good range of colours
stem length is good for everything
It keeps well
Price is nearly always reasonable

ok, most of this works for cars and chtrysanths as well, i just happen to prefer Alstro as a flower for some reason, probably because we get through a lot of it. My personal favourite...."Tiesto"
I'm with Fly I adore Alstromeria. I buy them from a local grower who delivers them each week. I can't wait to see which mix he has for me. Was surprised to find some florists don't like to use them because it brings them out in a rash!
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