Safari Sunset in Jeddah: Rich Red Leucadendron for Bold Bouquets
Safari, short for Leucadendron 'Safari Sunset', is a flowering shrub from the protea family (Proteaceae), native to South Africa. Its tall stems are topped with glossy, tulip-shaped bracts in deep wine red, fading to golden yellow at the base, which look like flowers but are actually colored leaves surrounding a small cone. Among the many types of flowers we use, Safari Sunset is prized for its rich color and remarkable durability, and at Blumen in Jeddah it brings warmth and depth to our arrangements.
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Warm Color with an Exotic Twist
Safari's burgundy and gold tones bring an earthy, exotic richness that pairs beautifully with red roses, proteas, orange lilies and eucalyptus. It adds structure and volume to bouquets and gives a luxury flower arrangement a confident, modern edge.
Ideal for Long-Lasting Displays
Because Safari Sunset holds its color and shape for weeks, it is a favorite for corporate arrangements, hotel lobbies and event décor in Saudi Arabia. It handles warm conditions well, which makes it a practical choice in Jeddah.
Care Tips
Recut the stems and remove leaves below the waterline. Change the water every few days and keep the arrangement out of direct sun. Safari Sunset can last two to three weeks fresh and also dries nicely.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Safari Sunset?
Safari Sunset is a Leucadendron variety from the protea family, known for its deep red, tulip-shaped bracts.
Is Safari a flower?
Its colorful parts are bracts, or modified leaves, surrounding a small cone that holds the true flowers.
How long does Safari Sunset last?
Safari Sunset can last two to three weeks in a vase.