20 Carnations large -flowered in different color combinations

These beautiful carnations are available in different color combinations where you can choose the desired combination below.

Romantic flour with rich hues Dianthus
Intense colors, romantic symbolism, source of inspiration for Renaissance painters and in possession of a name of a Greek God: Meet the Carnation.
Colors and shapes green, deep purple, dark red, fluorescent yellow, champagne color, soft orange, salmon pink, white or combinations of colors: the carnation has a rich color palette. The flower is also available in various forms, namely standard and as a trosary. And then there are also the special petals with round, serrated or frosted edges. That diversity turns the carnation into a special guest in every vase.
Symbolism The carnation symbolizes passion, desire and romance. Renaissance painters from the 15th and 16th centuries therefore chose the flower when they painted engagement scenes. Even now, an carnation is an appropriate gift to express your passionate love, or to reinforce the passion in your relationship.
Origin The coast of the Mediterranean area is the original birthplace of the carnation. The flower has long been popular; The Romans, for example, made the Carnot and Anjer smell of smell. The flower is also regularly found in religious paintings, both as a symbol of Saint Mary and the suffering of Christ. The Latin name for Carnation is Dianthus, which is derived from DIOS (Greek God) and Anthos (Bloem).
The different carnations have their own meaning. The red carnation symbolizes passion, admiration and longing for someone. The pink carnation stands for the woman's love and also means "I will not forget you". The white carnation is a symbol for dedication and dignity.
You can order these carnations at Thuisbloemist and have it delivered.
Flowers are a natural product and can differ slightly from the photo due to availability and maturity stage.