Hypericum in Jeddah: Glossy Berries That Bring Bouquets to Life
Hypericum, also known as St John's wort, is a genus of around 500 species of flowering plants from the Hypericaceae family, found in temperate regions worldwide. In floristry, the most popular varieties are grown for their clusters of glossy, round berries in red, pink, peach, white, green and burgundy, which follow small yellow flowers. These berries add color, texture and a playful touch to any flower bouquet, and at Blumen in Jeddah hypericum is a favorite finishing detail.
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Texture That Makes Bouquets Stand Out
Hypericum berries break up the soft surface of petals with shiny, round accents. Red berries look striking with red and white roses, peach berries complement pastel blooms, and green berries add freshness to white arrangements. Florists rely on hypericum to make custom flower arrangements look richer and more detailed.
Symbolism of Hypericum
Hypericum has long been associated with protection, positivity and healing. Its bright berries are seen as a sign of abundance, making it a cheerful element in get-well bouquets, congratulations and seasonal gifts.
Long-Lasting Berries
Hypericum is very durable and can last up to two weeks in a vase. Remove leaves below the waterline, recut the stems and keep the water clean. Note that the berries are for decoration only and should be kept away from children and pets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hypericum in a bouquet?
Hypericum is a plant used in floristry for its clusters of glossy, colorful berries.
How long does hypericum last?
Hypericum can last up to two weeks in a vase.
Are hypericum berries edible?
No. They are decorative only and should be kept away from children and pets.
