Gypsophila

flowers · carnation family · Eurasia

Tiny delicate blooms. Gypsophila flowers are small and often white or pink, making them look like tiny clouds when they grow together in big clusters.

Native to many places. These plants originally come from Eurasia, Africa, Australia, and the Pacific Islands, showing up naturally across huge parts of the world.

Turkey's flower treasure. Turkey is especially famous for gypsophila because about 35 different species live nowhere else on Earth, making it a special hotspot for this plant.

Popular in gardens. Humans grow gypsophila in gardens and use it in flower arrangements because the airy clusters of tiny blooms look beautiful with other flowers.

Spreading around the world. Some gypsophila plants have been introduced to other regions where they don't naturally grow, and they've become established in new places.