Introducing Alstroemerias by Tessa

You’ve come to know and love Tessa Corp first for our spectacular roses, and recently for the top-quality gypsophila. Many of our customers have been asking us to expand our floral catalog for years.

This year, we finally made an important decision to introduce NEW and exciting floral varieties to our production and expand our Tessa Collection of premium farm flowers. The flowers we will be adding to our farms include highly sought-after floral varieties that pair well with roses.

Top of the list, meet our incredible Alstroemerias collection by Tessa.

About Alstroemerias

Pronounced (al-str-MEAR-ee-ah)

Alstroemerias, also known as the Peruvian lily or Lily of the Incas, is a tuberous perennial plant native to South America, although some have become naturalized in other parts of the world.

A staple in many floral arrangements, Alstroemerias are beloved for their exotic, colorful, and versatile look, featuring bright-colored blossoms with a streaked or freckled pattern.

These blooms come in many colors and color combinations, including bicolor, pink, mauve, orange, white, hot pink, light yellow, red, light purple and yellow.

Alstroemerias resemble Lilies with slightly smaller, delicate, trumpet-shaped blooms that cluster in multiple flowers along their strong, bright green stems. Each flower has six petals that are up to 5 centimeters (2.0 inches) long.

They are great flowers to add more value to any floral arrangements and pair perfectly with larger, more dramatic flowers like roses. They also stand on their own, unlike many other cut flowers which need complimentary pairings.

Unique Characteristics of our Alstroemerias

Type of Alstroemeria: Perfection

Stems length: 80-90 cm

Stems per bunch: 10

Vase life: 2 weeks

Fragrance: medium to strong

Alstroemerias are highly symbolic of friendship and strong bonds, making them a great floral choice to give to friends or use in bridal bouquets symbolizing the strength and growth of the relationship. They are also the 30th wedding anniversary flower, symbolizing devotion.

Alstroemerias Color Options

This flower definitely does not shy away from color. Alstroemerias are harvested in a rich and vibrant variety of color options, including yellow, red, pink, light pink, dark pink, white, orange, purple, and light yellow, and even novelty colors and combinations.

Important Handling Note:

Alstroemerias can cause an allergic skin reaction in some individuals, and, therefore, must be handled with care.

While this is not common, it can occur after extended exposure to a large volume of product. Anyone handling Alstroemeria should wash their hands with soap and water after exposure. Individuals who prove to be sensitive to Alstroemeria should handle the product with gloves. We advise you to seek medical advice if you encounter a serious reaction.