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White or rainbow: choosing baby's breath in Batumi by colour and form
Baby's breath in Batumi runs as two separate lines on the grid: a white line named for snow, cloud and a heart, and a rainbow line that starts as a loose bunch and ends inside a hat box. The first choice is colour, white or rainbow, and the second is form, gathered by hand or set in a box.
White or rainbow: the two faces of a gypsophila bouquet
Florists usually reach for gypsophila as a filler, the same job statice, heather and eucalyptus do, packed between larger blooms to close the gaps between them. Here it holds a bouquet together on its own, with nothing else added.
The white line takes its names from what the flower already looks like: Snow-White Gypsophila, Cloud of White Gypsophila, Lush Gypsophila Bouquet, Heart of Gypsophila, Gypsophila Bouquet No. 3 and 11 White Gypsophila in Foamyran. Each one stays inside a single shade, the monochrome scheme that keeps a bouquet in variations of one colour rather than mixing several.
The rainbow line sits beside it: Rainbow Gypsophila, Rainbow Gypsophila No. 2 and Rainbow Gypsophila Bouquet gather every shade into one loose dome, and the same colours reappear further down the grid inside a hat box.
Heart of Gypsophila spells its shape out in the name, a dome pulled into a heart outline rather than the usual round bunch.
Hat boxes gather several names of their own: Gypsophila in Hat Box "Candlelight", Gypsophila with Cotton in a Hat Box, and two rainbow versions, Rainbow Gypsophila in a Hat Box and 9 Rainbow Gypsophila in a Hat Box. A plain Gypsophila Box stands next to them, the same flower without the hand-tied wrap.
Baby's breath delivery in Batumi and care at home
Each bouquet is put together to order, and a photo goes to the sender before the courier leaves, so a colour or a shape can still be adjusted at that point. If one variety is out of stock, the florist swaps it for a close match in shade and price, and that swap is visible in the same photo.
The card that comes with the bouquet costs nothing extra and can travel unsigned, so the sender's name is optional too. A balloon or a box of sweets can be added at checkout for anyone who wants more than flowers on their own.
Most orders reach the recipient the day they are placed, and the exact slot for a chosen bouquet shows on its own page. Delivery in the centre costs nothing, and payment runs through Visa or Mastercard; full terms are on the delivery page.
At home the stems want a sharp diagonal cut, and any leaf that would sit under water should come off first. Fresh water every day or two, kept away from radiators, direct sun and a bowl of fruit, keeps the bouquet going longest.
Comparing baby's breath with other single-flower choices starts at other mono bouquets. Wanting a mix of flowers rather than one kind inside a box points to flowers in boxes, and a balloon or something sweet to go with any of these lines sits under gifts to go with the bouquet.