Dried Grass
In Thailand, there are many native grasses and wild plants with distinctive forms, sourced from various regions. Most of these are identified by local trade names used only within the country, and lack widely known common or scientific names.
These dried grasses are commonly used in floral arrangements. Each type has its own seasonality and is not available year-round, so it’s recommended to check availability before planning to use them.
In Thai Called " Sakutip"
In Thai Called " Peek Nok Grass"
In Thai Called " Hang Kra Rok Grass"
In Thai Called " Chom Pu Thip"
In Thai Called " Ho ra Pa- Pa"
In Thai Called " Khao Sa Lee"
In Thai Called " Kai Yoong Grass"
In Thai Called " Dao Ang Karn"
In Thai Called " Hang Kra Tai"
In Thai Called " Khao Fang"
The common English name often used for ferns in this genus is “Ball Fern.
Commonly known as baby's breath
Commonly known as baby's breath
In Thai Called " La Ong Dao"
In Thai Called " Nuad Maew Grass"
In Thai Called " Kra Tin Toong"
