Syncarpha milleflorum is an evergreen shrub native to South Africa’s Cape fynbos. It grows up to 2 m tall and produces soft woolly foliage topped with dense, papery flowerheads in pinkish-white shades, occasionally tinged red. Known as one of the “everlasting” flowers, its bracts retain colour and form even after drying, giving it strong decorative value. Locally cultivated for the export trade, it is ideal for large-scale bouquets, seasonal promotions, straight-line bunches, and mass-market floral lines where texture and colour contrast are required.

Quality & Handling

• Harvested and maintained through cold-chain systems to protect the integrity of its papery bracts and flowering density.
• Stems are graded for uniform length and consistent head quality.
• Vase life is typically 10–14 days with correct care, and its papery texture ensures continued ornamental use in dried form.
• For best results, re-cut stems on arrival, place in clean, cool water, and refresh water every two days.