
Eustoma (Lisianthus): everything you want to know
The botanical name is Eustoma, but the flower is more commonly known by the name Lisianthus. But are you familiar with the name Prairie Gentian? This name refers to the origin of the flower, the flower once grew in the riverbeds of the desert in Texas and Nevada. Although originally an American beauty, the real start of the Lisianthus started in Japan. It was Japanese breeders who crossed the Prairie Gentian in the 1930s. From this, the Lisianthus of today was born.
Eustoma: A flower full of symbolism
This beautiful flower represents gratitude, appreciation, and charisma. This beautiful long-stemmed flower is perfect in a bouquet to show respect, love, acceptance, and recognition. Makes the flower a great gift! Eustoma comes from the Greek words ‘eu’, meaning beautiful, and ‘stoma’, meaning mouth. Lisianthus, on the other hand, comes from the Greek words “lysis,” which can be translated as “dissolve,” and “anthos,” which means flower.

In which varieties are Eustoma available?
From delicate pastels to vibrant hues, Eustoma offers an extensive palette for floral designs. Its elegant blooms showcase layers of ruffled petals, resembling miniature Roses or Peonies.
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When is Eustoma (Lisianthus) in season?
Eustoma is widely available, making it a versatile choice for bouquets and arrangements throughout the year. Its availability ensures that florists can incorporate its beauty and charm into their designs with ease, delighting customers with its exquisite presence. This gorgeous little blossom is an overall winner.
Popular Eustoma (Lisianthus) varieties
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