
Hydrangea
Tinted, antique and shocking treatments in Premium, Select, Petite and Mini grades.
A tinted flower only sells if the colour is even, the finish is clean and the next box looks like the last one. That comes from choosing the right technique for the flower and controlling it batch by batch.
Tinted product is cut, dyed and packed to the same grade standard as our natural flowers. A dyed Select is still a Select.
Ten families, and a wide range of shades inside each one. If you have a Pantone reference or a photograph of the shade you need, send it and we will work to it.
Cream, champagne, ivory and beige over white flowers.
From soft primrose to deep mustard.
Peach, mandarin and intense orange for autumn work.
Blush, hot pink and fuchsia. The strongest sellers.
Bright and deep reds for Valentine's and Christmas.
Pastel, capri, cobalt and navy — our signature range.
Lavender through to deep plum.
Lime, matcha and forest, on flowers and greens alike.
Muted, dusty tones for editorial and bridal work.
Gold, silver and glitter finishes for the holidays.
Please check colour availability before you order. The shades on this page are a screen reference only and the final result varies with the flower, the batch and the week. Not every colour is available on every product at every moment. Write to us with the product, the grade and the shade you need, and we will confirm what can actually be dyed for your shipping date.

Tinted, antique and shocking treatments in Premium, Select, Petite and Mini grades.

All four stem lengths, in solid shades, tipped effects and metallic finishes.

Tinted ruscus and eucalyptus are among our most requested items, by the bunch.
Pom pom, spider chrysanthemum, solidago, carnations and gerberas are also regularly dyed to order. Assorted tinted boxes and mixes can be built to your own colour brief.
A Pantone code, a photo or a sample. The more precise the reference, the closer the match.
The same shade reads differently on a hydrangea head than on a rose petal.
Dyeing is done to order. Tell us the week and we confirm what is achievable.
We come back with availability, the achievable shade and the quote, FOB or CNF.
Attach the Pantone reference or a photograph and tell us the product, grade and volume. We confirm colour availability for your shipping week before you commit to your customer.