A Limonium Caspia dried flower bunch. The flowers are in shades of white, pale pink and lavender held on stems in naturally variable shades of bronze, grey and green. These are tiny dried flowers reminiscent of gypsophila (baby's breath) on feathery, twiggy stems. These sea lavender flowers have the botanical name Limonium bellidifolium or sylvatica and are also known as limonium, caspia, misty or statice.

Caspia's frothy flowers make it perfect for floristry and as a filler in floral arrangements. The bunch is naturally variable in colour, and is substantial but messy - the one we counted contained twelve heavily branched stems. Length just under 60cm, width approx 3cm across where tied.

Not for food use.