5 Cute Bell-Shaped Blossoms By Bloomsvilla - Send Flowers to Pune
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5 <strong>Cute</strong> <strong>Bell</strong>-<strong>Shaped</strong> <strong>Blossoms</strong><br />
Most of the time the unique shape of an object becomes itsmark of identification; similarly, in the<br />
case of flowers, their shape often becomes a part of their identification and primary feature. Today we<br />
will talk about a few popular flowers that are unusual in shape and look more like bells.<br />
These following 5 flowers are quite similar <strong>to</strong> little bells and look extremely cute:<br />
1. Lily of the Valley: A popular perennial flowering plant that grows widely in the<br />
woodlands bears pretty flowers shaped like bells. These fragrant bell-shaped beauties<br />
bloom in pretty colours like white and rose white. The other common names for the lily<br />
of the valley are Mary’s tears, ladder <strong>to</strong> heaven and May bells among others.Pick a<br />
gorgeous mix bouquet of lilies of the valley for a loved one and send it through the best<br />
of flower delivery services that send flowers <strong>to</strong> <strong>Pune</strong>.
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2. Canterbury <strong>Bell</strong>s: The flowering plant owes its name <strong>to</strong> its cute bell-shaped flowers<br />
that grow luxuriantly in the latter half of summer. The attractive blossoms bloom in<br />
vibrant shades of pink. Purple, white and blue and make up a sight <strong>to</strong> behold. Do you<br />
want <strong>to</strong> send flower <strong>to</strong> <strong>Pune</strong> <strong>to</strong> convey your affection <strong>to</strong> someone? <strong>Send</strong> them a cute<br />
bouquet of Canterbury bells and let them know about your heart’s feelings <strong>to</strong>day.<br />
3. Snowdrops: When in their bud form, the pretty snowdrop flowers have a striking<br />
resemblance with little bells. Typically Snowdrops are winter flowers that brightenup the cold<br />
season but go dormant as soon as spring arrives on the land. The other common name for this<br />
bell-shaped wonder is Galanthus and blooms exclusively in the colour pure white. A basket of<br />
beautiful snowdrops serves as a pretty surprise for a loved one.<br />
4. Angel's Trumpet: This beautiful flower with a beautiful name blooms in bright colours<br />
like red, green, orange, white and pink and bears resemblance <strong>to</strong> a bell-shaped trumpet.<br />
The quirky thing about this bell-shaped blossom is that all its colours except for red
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have a scent. Though pretty in appearance, this flower is poisonous in nature and<br />
therefore it may not be a good idea <strong>to</strong> place them as centrepieces in vases or <strong>to</strong> give<br />
them as bouquets. Instead of displaying it at home, you can display these bell-shaped<br />
flowers that grow throughout the year in your garden.<br />
5. Bluebells: These sweet-looking fragrant flowers bloom widely during the spring season<br />
and make up amazing wedding bouquets for pretty brides. The beautiful flower blooms<br />
in blue, lavender, pink and white colours and has a strong resemblance <strong>to</strong> little bells.<br />
Would you ever consider using a gorgeous bluebells bouquet for a spring wedding?<br />
Order an elegant Bluebells bouquet from one of the fastest services that send flowers <strong>to</strong><br />
<strong>Pune</strong> and decide the potential of this bouquet on your own.
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These above mentioned bell-shaped flowers are somewhat a common sight at the local florists’ but<br />
have you ever come across some other flowers that are shaped like bells?