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Ardour sits in the deeper end of the violet range. Purple chrysanthemums and allium spheres crown a centre of lavender roses and stock, with pale anthurium fanning out to one side and plum calla lilies dropping below the line of the box. A cloud of feathered violet asparagus fern fills the lower half and softens every edge. It is the quietest arrangement in the collection and the most atmospheric.
The chrysanthemum has been in cultivation for more than two and a half thousand years, first in China as a herb before it was ever grown for its flower. It remains one of the most reliable stems in professional floristry, holding its form for well over a week and taking colour beautifully.
The calla lilies here are the darkest note in the arrangement, and their curved stems are used deliberately, allowed to fall below the container so the composition reads as something growing rather than something arranged. The allium heads do the opposite, lifting clear of everything on bare stems.
Presented in the signature Amicis copper box with lilac tissue. The photograph shows the Large size.
A considered, slightly moody choice for occasions with depth:
Ardour is composed with these confirmed floral components:
Chrysanthemum, Allium, Rose, Anthurium, Delphinium, Calla Lily, Stock, Asparagus Fern.
Final stem counts and supporting seasonal accents may vary slightly with market availability.
Photo size: Large
Keep Ardour in cool, fresh water and out of direct sun, which will lift the plum tones toward grey. Change the water every two days and re-cut the rose, stock and calla stems on a slant. Stock stems in particular foul the water quickly, so a clean vase matters more here than usual. Handle the dyed fern with dry hands. The calla lilies are the most delicate element and bruise if handled at the bloom, so lift them by the stem alone when rearranging.
