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Thursday, February 19, 2009

What We HAvE~*

Hand bouquetS~*
Our Best SellinG!
(The Range of ouR Bouquets: SGD55 to SGD299)

Table ArrangemenTS~*
(The Range Between: SGD60 to SGD300)

Wine HamperS~*
(The Range Between: SGD55 to SGD500)

Fruit BasketS~*
(The Range Between:SGD55 to SGD150)

Baby HamerS~*
(The Range Between: SGD80 to SGD190)

We Provide****
(1. We provide delivery! 2. We also provide "Wedding Package" Such as Professional Wedding Planner & even flower arrangement for any Occasion!)

Rgds
Zen Lee
(Sales Executive)

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

LooKinG FoR A GifT foR ChristmaS or SOmeoNE SpeciaL?

Sunday, June 1, 2008

ThE STAR~*

~JJ LIN & TINO LAO SHI & FION~

Supper TIME!

*~FIR & TINO LAO SHI~*

*~JAY CHOU & TINO LAO SHI~*

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

NeWS*~ Soon the photo will be uploadeD~

Dear Customer~
I pleased to inform u that there will be new design uploaded into the net~
Coming Up~! FOr more enquiry about placing order~

You can contact
Zen (jianyestar@hotmail.com)

Thank YOu~! =)

Saturday, March 22, 2008

Lastest News

Dear Customer,
We Welcome you to Cymbidium Online Florist & Gift. This site is under Construction. We apologise for the inconvenient. For more Information please contact Zen Lee. Thank You & Have a nice day.

Email. jian_xiu2003@yahoo.com

THE HISTORY OF CYMBIDIUM

The derivation of the name 'cymbidium' is unclear. The Swedish botanist Olaf Swartz created the name in 1800, which literally translated means 'boat like' because a "cymba" is a slender rowboat. Unfortunately this name is not descriptive of the shape of a cymbidium flower, and it has been suggested that Swartz may have had 'cymbium' in mind instead of 'cymba'. A 'cymbium' is a small slender shallow drinking vessel with a handle, a form which can be related to the shape of the lip of the species originally used to describe the genus, Cymbidium aloifolium. This bears a lip which is recurved or bent backwards into a handle, with the erect side lobes indicating a bowl, as can be seen in the following illustration.
Cymbidiums have the longest recorded history of any orchid, the earliest records coming from the Orient (China and Japan). Cymbidiums have become idealised in Chinese philosophy to be recognised as a symbol for superior med and elegant women, the term being used for both of these and orchids is LAN.