Trachelium

Trachelium represents a plenty of small flowers in flat clusters borne at the top of a long, leafy stem. The flower’s name comes from the Greek meaning 'rough throat' which refers to its medical usage for neck and throat disorders’ treatment.

Trachelium caeruleum or blue throatwort belongs to the Campanula family originating from the West and Central Mediterranean region (especially Portugal). Since the flower comes from the hot climate regions it requires about 18 hours of light daily. During short day seasons growers  artificially extend daylight in order the flower could thieve..

Trachelium is available at any season of the year in purple, white, pink and yellow shades and colors. The cut flower may enjoy the vase life for 7-10 days. Trachelium require much water, if left out of it, it dries.

The florists use trachelium to achieve textural contrast in floral arrangements and designs.