Burgundy flowers are real. There are so many burgundy flowers that include roses, calla lily, orchids, and dahlia among others. These flowers also in their varieties produces different flower colors but you can find most of them with burgundy color.
The burgundy color looks attractive for events and different occasions. It is mostly used in weddings, birthdays, and can go well with other color combinations.
Video – Creating a Burgundy wedding bouquet with different flowers
Use maroon or burgundy blooms for a stunning wedding bouquet
Is There a Maroon Flower?
Maroon flowers exist in plenty. Some near red, near burgundy, and some with deep maroon colors. Flowers like the Gladiolus, Crinums, Daylilies, Irises, Oxalis, and grasses among others.
Do Burgundy Roses Exist?
A deep burgundy colored Rose
Burgundy roses exist. An example of a burgundy rose flower that comes with about 3 -5 blooms in each stem is the Burgundy Spray Rose. Another burgundy rose flower is the Burgundy Iceberg Rose that belongs to Floribunda class. It is a hybrid type and it has a deep wine hue color that is within the burgundy range.
Roses
Common Name
Botanical Name
Soil pH Range
Soil Type
Sunshine
Growing Zones
Roses
Rosa spp.
6.0 – 6.5
Well-draining
Full sun
2-11
The other examples of burgundy rose flowers include Black Magic rose that produces black buds before it opens up to produce a beautiful burgundy flower, the Black Bacarra rose is the most renowned and comes with burgundy color and shades of black on its petals.
Burgundy roses mean different things in different cultures. The most common meaning of these flowers is devotion and unconscious beauty. Their deep and sophisticated colors make them used instead of the red roses to signify beauty, love, and devotion.
What Flowers Go with Burgundy Roses?
The burgundy rose color matches well with so many other flower colors. They can go with yellow, green, white, or pink. They can go with Protea or sugarbushes flowers, ranunculus, and bush lavender among other flowers.
Infographic – 5 burgundy flowers names
A selection of burgundy flowers
Burgundy Flower Names
Burgundy flowers come in different varieties of plants. Some of these varieties produce more than one color of flowers and some are ornamental burgundy plants that are also used as flowers. Examples of these include:
Burgundy Dhalia
Hollyhock
Japanese Maple
Calycanthus floridus
Hellebore
Calla lily
Table – 5 beautiful burgundy plants and their growing conditions
Common name
Scientific name
Growing conditions
Dahlia burgundy
Dahlia hybrida
You can grow them in pots and a place with full sun or partial shade. They also prefer well-drained rich soil that has a pH of 6.5 – 7 or is slightly acidic.
Iris ‘War Chief’ flower
Iris war chief
Needs full sun, well-drained soil with organic matter or compost, and mulching for moisture retention.
Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum
They need acidic, well-drained soil rich in organic matter. They also need partial or dappled shade to thrive. The leaves may get scorched if exposed to dry conditions or too much sun.
Hollyhock
Alcea rosea
They need partial shade or full sun, and well-drained moist soil. They also need support when planted on windy sports because of their height.
Calla lily
Zantedeschia aethiopica
Thrives in full sun or partial shade. They also need warm climates and well-drained soil. Too much cold climate may make them die hence behaving as annuals.
Use maroon or burgundy blooms for a stunning wedding bouquet
Burgundy Flower Arrangement & Centerpieces
When you have access to burgundy flowers, these can match soft cream colored flowers or roses and make flower arrangements or centerpieces for your table. You can match them with other colors of your choice for weddings, family gatherings, or special events like birthdays.
There are also other ready-made arrangements and centerpieces that you can find online. These can be convenient to buy if you don’t have access to specific color combinations that you want to do yourself.
Wine Colored Flowers for Weddings
Wine flowers symbolize unconscious beauty and have often been used to show deep affection. They are also beautiful and can match well with other colors for wedding decorations and gifts. Some of the best wine-colored flowers for weddings include:
Black Magic Rose
The Black Magic Rose flower communicates beauty and humility. It is a great wine-colored flower that is good for weddings and can go well with white, yellow, or green among other combinations. These flowers bloom during the spring, fall, or summer.
They are also perennial and deciduous shrubs and lose their leaves, going dormant during cold seasons and coming back to bloom when the winter is over.
Black Bacarra Roses
These flowers belong to the hybrid roses family. They come in deep dark red or wine colors and are special for weddings among other occasions. It is a product of cross-breeding and is a deciduous shrub that comes to blossom after cold seasons.
Scabiosa Merlot Red
Scabiosa dark crimson flowers with white tips
Scabiosa Merlot Red
Common Name
Botanical Name
Soil pH Range
Soil Type
Sunshine
Growing Zones
Scabiosa Merlot Red
Scabiosa atropurpurea ‘Merlot Red’
6.0 – 7.5
Well-draining, fertile
Full sun to partial shade
3-8
These flowers bloom year after year. They are used to symbolize love, purity, and peace and are the best for weddings among other important events. When mixed with other colors, they make the best bouquet for a gift at weddings and other celebrations.
The Wine Ranunculus flower means love and romance. They have been used in weddings and other occasions to show love and romance among couples. They match with other light-colored flowers just like any other wine-colored flowers.
Dahlia burgundy flowers are the most beautiful and common across the world. They add some wine accent that makes special occasions like weddings look great when matched with other light-colored flowers. These flowers start to bloom in July or after the frost and continue to bloom until before the next frost.
Burgundy Dahlia Flower
The flaming burgundy-hued Dahlia flower
Burgundy Dahlia Flower is one of the most beautiful flowers and is widely used on different occasions. They can be arranged with other flowers or roses of different colors to make a bouquet for weddings, birthdays, or special events.
In most cultures, dahlias symbolize elegance and wealth but the burgundy dahlias, since they are dark have been used to signify negative emotions or meanings of sadness or betrayal.
The burgundy dahlias scientifically known as Dahlia hybrida are perennial plants that re-grow in warm climates and thus come back to flower year after year.
When it comes to growing, burgundy dahlias need slightly acidic soil that is well-drained and can also do well in full sun or partial shade.
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