Flowers and Shrubs

Tufts covered with blue petals and green leaves. Best used to simulate blue flowered shrubs like gromwells, california lilacs, hydrangeas, buddleias, and dark blue garden flowers like salvias and delphiniums. Also useful to recreate bushes with ripe bluish fruits like blueberries, brambles or cassis.

Tufts covered with bright green leaves. Best used to recreate a wide range of shrubs, either from temperate and mediterranean scrubs, from lowland marshes, or from bush layers under forested canopies.

Tufts covered with white petals. Best used to simulate heaths, rockroses, wild roses, brambles, lilacs, viburnums, cherries, strawberry trees, and all kinds of garden plants with white flowers.

Tufts covered with yellow petals. Used to simulate wild brooms, furzes and gorges from the mountain and hinterland scrubs, as well as meadows and garden beds with yellow flowers like dandelions, marigolds, daffodils and daisies.

Tufts covered with dark purple petals. Can be used to simulate either purple flowered shrubs like heathers, heaths and wild lavenders, or flowerbeds of garden carmesin flowers such as salvias, chrysanths, hyacinths and dahlias.

Tufts covered with red petals. Used to simulate roses, carnations, camellias, geraniums, dahlias, gerberas, azaleas, poppies. Also used to recreate bushes with ripe red fruits like bearberries, lentiscs, hawthorns, cotoneasters.

Tufts covered with violet petals. Used to simulate lavenders, rhododendrons, wisterias, hydrangeas, and a multitude of garden violet coloured flowers like violets, saffrons, bellflowers, asters.

Tufts covered with pink petals. All kinds of herbs and bushes with rose flowers like garden roses, camellias, chrysanths, hydrangeas, hibiscus, azaleas, lilacs, rhododendrons, or wild rockroses and heaths can be recreated.

Tufts covered with orange petals. Used to simulate garden roses, lantanas, marigolds, tulips, lilies, chrysanths, geraniums, dahlias, gerberas, hibiscus. Also wild plants like calendulas or hawkweeds can be recreated.

Best used to recreate the diversity of colours you expect to see on wild landscapes from every countryside. Purple heathers, yellow brooms, white heaths, edges spotted with mature brambles.