A genus of the Rubiaceae family, Bouvardia is a plant native to the tropical Americas. Named after a French doctor called Charles Bouvard, bouvardia flowers are small trumpet shapes that form loose clusters edged with bright green leaves.

Using fresh brassica, (ornimental cabbages), in any flower arrangement always grabs the attention. Brassica is something completely different, and although it's just a cabbage, will always add a touch of class.

Banksia are a genus of the Proteaceae family and are native to Australia.

Bupleurum  is a lovely cut flower, often used in the same way as foliage in flower arrangements and blends beautifully with large focal flowers such as peonies and roses.

Birch is a member of the Betulaceae family and is closely related to oak & beech.

Beargrass, (real name, Xerophyllum), is a grass closely related to the lily and is native to North America. A fragrant white flower grows from the base on a long stalk. Other common names for Beargrass are: Soap Grass, Quip-Quip, Squaw Grass and Indian Basket Grass.