Star-shaped and lace-bracted, wholesale Astrantia Pink arrives with that unmistakable pincushion center ringed by papery bracts in soft blush to warm rose, each head small enough to tuck but detailed enough to stop a viewer mid-glance. The blooms cluster naturally on branching stems, giving each bunch a wildflower looseness that reads as effortless in hand-tied bouquets, low garden-style centerpieces and airy bridal work alike. Cut to order in Ecuador and shipped farm-direct by the box, bulk astrantia travels exceptionally well, arriving hydrated and alert.With a vase life of 12 or more days, these stems hold through multi-day events without the drama of delicate tropicals. The pink tones bridge dusty rose palettes and warm blush schemes, pairing naturally with ranunculus, garden spray roses, eucalyptus, Italian ruscus or dusty miller for texture contrast. Studio designers reach for them as a filler-focal hybrid, something that adds color mass and fine detail in the same stem.Upon arrival, recut the stems at a sharp angle under cool water and condition in a clean bucket at refrigerator temperature for several hours before arranging. Each box contains 12 bunches of 10 stems, scaled for wholesale production needs.
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