
Conserving the beauty of all
seasons, dried flowers, potpourris and
other dried exotics are manufactured such that they retain their beauty. |
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Lily Center
Botanical Name: LiliumColor: Orange, Red Liles are the most beautiful bulbous plants. They are mostly found growing in fairly good soil in association with shrubs and other plants which shade their roots and help to keep the bulbs cool and in a uniform state. Uses Dried lily flowers are used for flavoring, seasoning and for making a blend of colorful and aromatic potpourris. They are great for aromatherapy, sachets, dream pillows, perfumes and tussie-mussies. Hermerocallis is added to soups or stir fry dishes to impart a distinctively earthy flavor. They are soaked to soften before using in a recipe and may be added whole or sliced. Potpourri Amra Pods | Angle Wing | Babu Cut | Bakuli Pods | Bell Slice | Birch Pine | Bora Flower | Buddha Nut | Canella Cutting | Cardamom Husk | Corn Grass | Cotton Flower | Curly Pod | Dhupia Leaves | Eucalyptus Pods | Globe Amaranth | Gouri Cup | Hibiscus Pods | Karni Fern | Kesu Flower | Lily Center | Luffa | Mahogany Pod | Maize | Mugwort | Nigella | Palbosa | Pangra Nut | Paras Peepal Pod | Pine Needle | Putka Pod | Screw pod | Smalley Leaves | Sponge Mushroom | Star Flower | Sun Centre | Tea Tree | Til Pod | Wrinkle Pod | Cloves |