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White coral bells. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Gypsophila – White, a Classic Flower

White Gypsophila is a wonderful flower that deserves a place in both bouquets and homes. This elegant plant is renowned for its airy appearance and delicate, white flowers that create a soft and refined feel. White Gypsophila is perfect when you want to create something beautiful without having to overthink it.

The white variety of Gypsophila suits almost every occasion beautifully. Whether you want to create a large celebratory bouquet or something smaller and more understated, white Gypsophila works excellently as a complementary flower alongside other plants. Coral Bells have no noticeable fragrance, so they never compete with other flowers; instead, they add a subtle charm.

Growing and Caring for Your Gypsophila

White Gypsophila is a robust flower that grows year-round, making it available whenever you need it. For best results, place your Gypsophila indoors in bright light. With a height of approximately 30-60 centimetres, white Coral Bells are a practical size that fits well in most vases and arrangements.

Vase life for Coral Bells lasts around 7 days, which means you can enjoy this beautiful flower for an extended period. By regularly changing the water and keeping the bottom of the vase clean, you'll extend its longevity. Gypsophila is easy to care for and requires no special expertise to thrive beautifully at home.

The Perfect Flower Gift Without Any Effort

White Gypsophila is the ideal choice when you want to impress without going to any trouble. Whatever the occasion – a thank you, a welcome, or simply to bring joy to someone – this flower never disappoints.

If you have pets at home, it's worth noting that Coral Bells are not considered toxic to cats and dogs. Gift or not – when you choose white Gypsophila, you're choosing a flower that says: "You're worth this without me having to do anything remarkable."

Quick facts – Coral Bells – White

Colour
white
Latin name
Heuchera
Type
garden perennial
Flowering
june-august
Light
partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
30-60 cm
Vase life
5-8 days
Scent
none
Toxic to pets
no
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FAQ about Coral Bells – White

What kind of soil suits coral bells best?
Coral bells, or heuchera, thrive in well-drained, humus-rich soil that stays evenly moist without becoming waterlogged. A slightly acid to neutral soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0 is ideal. Dig in compost, and do not plant too deep.
How often should coral bells be watered?
Water regularly but moderately, especially in dry spells. The soil should be evenly moist but not wet, so water when the top few centimetres feel dry. Plants in pots dry out faster and need checking more often.
Do coral bells need pruning?
Coral bells need very little pruning. Cut off faded flower stems to keep the plant tidy, and remove damaged leaves. Leave the foliage over winter as protection and tidy up in spring.
Which pests and diseases can affect coral bells?
Coral bells are fairly trouble-free, but vine weevil grubs can eat the roots, and slugs sometimes damage the leaves. Crown rot occurs in wet or poorly drained soil. Old plants tend to lift out of the soil and should be replanted deeper or divided every three to four years.
Are coral bells hardy?
Yes, coral bells are hardy and need no extra winter protection. Many varieties keep their leaves all winter. Winter wet is a greater threat than cold, so good drainage is important.

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