
Tuberose
Polianthes tuberosa
Stephanotis floribunda
Madagascar jasmine with waxy white star flowers. Intensely fragrant. Traditional bridal flower. Also called wax flower. Symbol of marital happiness. Climbing vine with pristine blooms.
Spring, Summer
Tropical
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Stays fresh for 3 to 7 days
when properly cared for
Intensely sweet, jasmine-like perfume
Mildly toxic - sap can cause skin irritation, ingestion causes digestive upset
Known as the bridal flower - traditionally carried by brides
Also called Madagascar Jasmine though not a true jasmine
Queen Victoria carried stephanotis in her wedding bouquet
The waxy flowers symbolize marital happiness
Native to Madagascar, stephanotis was introduced to European greenhouses in the 1830s. Its waxy white flowers and intoxicating fragrance quickly made it a bridal favorite. Queen Victorias wedding bouquet included stephanotis, cementing its association with marriage that continues today.

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