Flowers are an iconic symbol of beauty that represents various meanings. While flowers are small in scale, they can often make bold statements. Flowers Tattoos are great ways to showcase our love for nature while showing our sense of aesthetic beauty.
This black and gray flower tattoo looks spectacular on this woman’s tricep.
The thick black inking highlights all of the intricate flower details.
Heliconia
Heliconia is an attractive tropical ornamental with large leaves resembling bird-of-paradise and banana, providing a striking tropical accent in landscape design. Its large inflorescence is also extraordinarily eye-catching and adds an eye-catching tropical flourish.
Heliconia psittacorum is an easy and vigorous species to cultivate with golden bracts that take on hues of red in Summer to late Autumn – providing both fillers for your garden and cut flowers for bouquets! It makes an ideal filler and cut flower.
Heliconias have long captured the imaginations of botanical artists, making an impressionful statement in gardens worldwide. While their flowers appear delicate, these plants can be a formidable force.
Hibiscus
Tropical hibiscuses in full bloom add color to any warm-weather garden, often found as perennial borders or filler plants in Northern gardens.
Your container garden should include this plant to add color and contrast. Just ensure it gets plenty of sunlight – this plant needs bright lighting all day long for proper growth!
Hibiscus flowers offer many health advantages beyond being eye-catching flowers. Packed with antioxidants that help fight free radical damage in the body and ease inflammation, these beautiful blooms provide more than aesthetic pleasure.
Holly
Holly is an iconic Christmas symbol, making an excellent floral tattoo choice. This delicate flower symbolizes beauty and charm while symbolizing protection – perfect for the ankle, thigh, hip, or anywhere else! Get one today.
People born in January tend to have great compassion and are generous with their time. Additionally, they’re very humble with an easygoing disposition. A crocus flower tattoo represents this month – and symbolizes cheery restfulness and optimism.
Azalea
Shaping azaleas requires both art and science. When pruning, aim to achieve a more natural shape while not overcrowding. When trimming, work in a “W” pattern across the shrub’s top and sides for an attractive silhouette.
Azaleas typically bloom from early spring through summer and rebloom in autumn, offering year-round color. Reblooming hybrids such as the Encore series provide year-round options. Evergreen varieties may experience winter burn and desiccating winds in cold climates.
Begonia
Begonias make beautiful houseplants and impressive specimen plants in garden beds and containers. Cultivated from tubers with either vertical or cascading growth habits, begonias are frost-tolerant perennials.
Fancy leaf begonias like the ‘Jurassic Silver Swirl Wirl,’ are designed with large jagged leaves adorned with dark green swirls in the center for added visual interest. This plant would make an excellent addition to a mixed container planted with wax begonias or nonstop white begonias.
Rieger begonias are hybrid plants combining the fleshy leaves of wax begonias with the rose-like blooms of tuberous begonias for stunning foliage that comes in various colors, shapes, and textures. These beauties are popularly known for their eye-catching foliage.
Molucella
Moluccella is a trendy filler flower among floral designers due to its distinct green hue, adding texture and arrangement interest. When dried, it also works well, though, over time, its distinctive shade may fade.
Molucca balm, a perennial plant from the mint family, is commonly known by other names such as shell flower or bells-of-Ireland. Native to the eastern Mediterranean and southern European regions, its annual habitat includes fields and wastelands.
This plant is simple and quick to cultivate, often self-seeding itself. Although it tolerates various conditions, full sunlight and fertile soil are ideal.
Gladiolus
Gladiolus flowers make a beautiful choice for any arrangement, boasting tall and graceful stems with varied heights, colors, patterns, and sizes – not to mention an array of symbolism that includes strength, integrity, and infatuation. August babies’ birth flower symbolizes this flower perfectly!
Garden beds and borders benefit significantly from these perennial flowers; their late-season blooming often stands out against other blooming plants that may already be starting to decline. Container gardens display well with bold topicals like cannas or elephant ears for added depth and color.
