The Alexandrian every year dominates the Christmas decoration. Thanks to the many different colors and combinations, the alexandrine can become a unique composition, which will satisfy every taste, adding warmth and coziness to your space. Even without additional decorations, this plant with its bright and colorful star-like leaves will steal the show.
In Europe, St. John's wort has been at the top of the list of plants that star during the Christmas season for decades. Its course began at the beginning of the 20th century, in California, when a seller of peony branches had the idea to present the plant as a "Christmas flower". The popular plant stands out for its beauty, finesse and variety, as it comes in a wide variety of shapes and colors, including white, red and pink, with rounded or jagged leaves, ready to add the sparkle a festive home needs and impress your guests. So offer an alexander to your loved ones to add color to the festive days and decorate your home with original and unique decorative compositions!
Get ideas from the following photos and make your own compositions according to your taste.
Either in a vase or pot, alone or in combination with other winter flowers, the decoration ideas are limitless. The experts at Stars for Europe (SfE) present floral centerpieces with alexandria in a variety of colors and styles to inspire you.
Alexandrina on the Christmas table
Cut alexanders play the main role in this fairytale table decoration. Balls, dishes, candles as well as crystal glasses and vases in vintage style create a nostalgic feeling in your home.
Pots in the house
In the 1950s, it was possible for the first time to breed alexandrina varieties that thrived inside heated rooms. So it's no wonder that the winter flower goes so perfectly with any style of furnishing.
Tip:
Either placed alone in a vase the alexanders or as a composition with other flowers to preserve them for 2 weeks and to stop the leakage of the milky liquid from its stems place them in hot water for about five seconds and then immediately in cold water .
via: Enimerotiko