Gypsophila Bouquet Grade Bulk Pack
This item is sold by the bunch in multiples of 10.
Stems/Bunch: 20
10 bunches
$20.28 per bunch
20 to 40 bunches
$19.62 per bunch
50 or more bunches
$19.29 per bunch
- * Actual product may vary from image.
- * 5 Day Advance Purchase Required.
- * Earliest delivery when ordered by 2PM ET tomorrow is Mar 25.
Common Names: Gyp, Baby's Breath
Gypsophila Bouquet Grade offers a specialized, high-volume solution for florists and DIY designers focusing on lush, dense arrangements. While it shares the classic charm of standard Baby's Breath—featuring clouds of tiny white blooms on a lacy network of green stems—this specific grade is cultivated with a focus on flower density. Bouquet Grade stems are typically slightly shorter than standard varieties but boast a higher concentration of flower tops, making them the superior choice for creating full, round hand-tied bouquets and low centerpieces where excessive stem length is unnecessary.
This bulk product is known for its exceptional value, packed in extra-large bunches that are often two to three times the size of standard grower bunches. Each wholesale box contains 10 volumized bunches, with approximately 18 to 20 stems per bunch (packed by weight). This abundance makes it an incredibly cost-effective option for filling Mason jars, vintage bottles, or bridesmaid bouquets.
Beyond its practical application, Baby's Breath symbolizes everlasting love, innocence, and purity, making it a staple for weddings, baby showers, and gender reveal parties. It pairs effortlessly with other bouquet favorites such as roses, spray carnations, and ranunculus to add soft texture and volume.
| Stems/Bunch: | 20 |
| Flowers/Stem: | Multi-bloom clusters |
| Size: | 15"-25" stems |
| Availability: | January-December |
| Vase Life: | 5-7 days |
| Price Class: | $ $ $ $ |
| Special Care: | When your flowers arrive, you need to get them in water as soon as possible. Your flowers will appear sleepy and thirsty when they arrive. Remove any protective packaging carefully. Flowers love water; monitor the water levels in your containers, cut the stems at a sharp 45-degree angle, and remove all leaves below the water line. |
| Suggestions: | Looks beautiful bunched together as a bouquet or universal flower filler! |
| Read more tips about flower care and preparation here! |
