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TROPICAL FOLIAGE ASSORTMENT

TROPICAL FOLIAGE ASSORTMENT

MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITY: 1 Bunch (10 stems)

ASSORTED TROPICAL FOLIAGE—10 STEM/BUNCH
Tropical Palms + Foliage | NOVA Bulk Floral Supply

Tropical foliage assortments feature a curated mix of bold, textural greenery and tropical leaves commonly used in floral design, wedding and event work, and décor of all walks. Tropical greenery creates instant impact. The dramatic shapes, rich colors, and architectural forms bring structure, movement, and personality while transforming arrangements into something lush, vibrant, and unforgettable.
Depending on availability, assortments may include favorites like:
Aspidistra
Calathea
Croton
Ti Leaf
Robellini Palm
Monstera
Palmetto
Quantity

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Regular Price $8.95 USD
Regular Price Sale Price $8.95 USD
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DETAILS + SPECS

SEASONALITY
Available Year-Round
DESIGN TYPE
Foliage, Greenery
VASE LIFE
Excellent
STEM LENGTH
60–90cm+

CARE + HANDLING

➜ Ti leaves are incredibly hardy, and can safely remain dry-packed in the cooler for 2–3 days—they are a tropical foliage that appreciates humidity, making a dark, plastic lined box a perfect environment right up until you’re ready to design
➜ When possible, allow 2–3 hours of hydration before designing to ensure firm stems and leaves
➜ Store ti leaves flat or standing upright whenever possible to prevent permanent creases or folds from developing during storage
➜ Wipe each leaf with a soft cloth before use to remove water spots or shipping residue—the naturally glossy surface looks its best when clean
➜ Experiment with folding, looping, rolling, or knotting the leaves to introduce sculptural elements without needing additional mechanics
➜ Ti leaf is especially effective in tropical arrangements, modern centerpieces, event work, sympathy designs, and contemporary bouquets where bold foliage creates intentional contrast
➜ If trimming the leaf for a specific technique, save the remaining sections—they're perfect for wrapping vase liners, concealing floral foam, or adding polished finishing details elsewhere in the design

PROS + CONS

POSITIVES
♡ Extremely versatile
♡ Excellent longevity
♡ Great structural value
♡ Strong tropical appeal
NEGATIVES
✗ Doesn't tolerate cold temperatures well
✗ Large leaves require storage space
✗ Makes lesser foliage look lazy
✗ Has never repeated an outfit

FAQ's

What makes ti leaf different from other tropical foliage?
➜ Ti leaf combines rich color, exceptional flexibility, and a naturally glossy finish, allowing it to function as both greenery and a striking design element
Can ti leaves be folded or manipulated?
➜ Absolutely—designers frequently fold, weave, roll, braid, and knot ti leaves to create contemporary floral accents without damaging the foliage
Why do florists sometimes use ti leaf instead of other bushier greenery?
➜ Sometimes a design needs bold shape or dramatic color rather than soft foliage, and ti leaf delivers both while maintaining a clean, polished appearance
What flowers pair especially well with ti leaf?
➜ Ti leaf complements orchids, anthurium, heliconia, ginger, protea, calla lilies, and other flowers with strong architectural forms or tropical character
Is ti leaf only for tropical arrangements?
➜ Not at all—its sleek appearance also makes it a favorite in modern, minimalist, and contemporary floral designs where foliage becomes part of the overall composition

DESIGNER NOTES

☆ One of the most versatile tropical products available
☆ Can be folded, rolled, woven, and manipulated
☆ Incredible durability
☆ Great for tropical and modern work
☆ Somehow makes everything look more expensive

POPULAR PAIRINGS

☆ Monstera
☆ Orchids
☆ Anthurium
☆ Ginger
☆ Heliconia
☆ Hydrangea
☆ Trachelium

FOLIAGE FACTS

☆ Ti leaves come from Cordyline fruticosa, a tropical plant grown as much for its vibrant foliage as for its ornamental value
☆ In many cultures throughout the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia, ti plants symbolize good fortune, protection, and prosperity
☆ Few foliages are manipulated as creatively as ti leaf—its flexibility has inspired countless folding, weaving, and sculptural techniques in contemporary floristry
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