Agapanthus: Though available in white, this flower is most often seen in a pale purple-blue shade. Dozens of star-shaped blossoms collect into the appearance of one round flower on a bright green, leafless stem. It's a hearty flower that can be used in centerpieces. Blooms in summer.
Alstroemeria: Also called Peruvian or Inca lily. These small, bright, freckled lilies bloom in clusters, and are available in yellow, orange, pink, red, purple and white. Blossoms often contain several colors. Naturally blooming in spring and summer, these flowers are now available all year.
Amaryllis: Very large blooms. With two flowers per succulent thick stem, Amaryllis is a dramatic addition to any table. They can be featured in bouquets, though their size limits the number that can be used. Colors include white, red, pink, orange and salmon. Also available in striped varieties. Year-round availability.
Anemone: Available in white and vibrant shades of blue, red, violet and yellow, these flowers resemble thick-stemmed poppies. They are widely available from spring through fall.
Anthurium: Also called Tailflower. This dramatic, tropical flower consists of a single, glossy petal in the shape of an artist's palette with a bright yellow stamen rising from the middle. Most commonly seen in bright, fire engine red, they are also available in pink and white.
Apple Blossom: The white blossoms of the apple tree are available for a short time in early spring. These delicate flowers are usually presented on a branch and are prone to drop easily. The lovely branches are best used as room decorations in places where they cannot be moved or knocked over.
Artemesia: This green foliage with a strong fragrance is generally used as filler in table arrangements. The green is usually available year-round for a nominal charge, though florists often include it gratis in their arrangements.
Aster: A small-bloomed flower, similar in look to a daisy, asters are usually available in white, pink, rose and purple. This is a well-priced, hearty summer flower.
Astilbe: This flower is generally used as a filler, and can last up to about ten days. Its color ranges from a creamy white to a variety of pinks. Available year-round.
Azalea: A small bush producing vibrantly colored profuse blossoms. Azalea is usually seen as a garden border plant but can also be presented in pots as location decoration. The plants bloom in late spring and early summer. The most common colors are fuchsia, a range of pinks, red and white.
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