Photo: Sew Darn Jenny [Flickr]
Dutch company Happy Colors created these "tie-dyed" roses above and other multi-colored flowers by injecting pigments into the stem using hypodermic needles.
Link [in Ducth, with video clip] – Thanks quinn!
Sandra
WOW, tie-dye flowers, GREAT.
I think this artist is publishing also at Deviantart, see http://www.happyroses.deviantart.com
Bye,
Sandra.
Ajan
maaaan! wish I could propose my G.F with one of these. Do we get them in India??
Heather
Ajan… If a man gave me these and proposed, the answer would have to be yes. This hippie LOVES them!
Gaby
Would this work if I inject food colorant? 
It would be a nice experiment!
Meggymoo
as a floristry student who has seen these in person I hate these. They just look tacky in real life but I suppose the novelty is why people keep buying them
quinnn
tacky is part of their appeal though. I really loved the daisies and the roses that were tinted in cool colors best.
chavonne
i got some for mothers day love them any one know how to make them? or do you grow them? please email me if so chavonne97@yahoo.com
Christy
I just got these from my hubby and I was speechless. They are GORGEOUS and appeal to my artist eye. Yes, they look unnatural, but I love them so much more than plain roses. These will always stay forever in my mind…they are so unique!!
dede
where can these be purchased? I find them facinating and a very unusual fine. Amazing! simply amazing?
my son is a hortuculurist, can he buy them from nursuries or only by mail order?
awosemo akorede
thank GOD for the way GOD has made humans to be creative,i cant imagine it,its lovely,bravo to the designer and the own who thought about doing it.
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