Collection: Preserved Craspedia (Billy Buttons) & Bouquets

Shop preserved Craspedia, also known as Billy Buttons or Billy Balls, by color, then explore finished preserved bouquets that use these distinctive round flowers as a design ingredient. Craspedia adds clean spherical shapes, graphic texture, and bright points of color to bouquets, centerpieces, wreaths, installations, and long-lasting vase displays.

Choose a Craspedia color

• Yellow Preserved Craspedia — the classic golden-yellow Billy Button for cheerful bouquets and high-contrast designs.
• Pink Preserved Craspedia — a playful pink accent for romantic, pastel, and colorful arrangements.
• Natural White Preserved Craspedia — a warm white-to-cream tone for neutral palettes, weddings, and understated designs.
• Green Preserved Craspedia — a fresh botanical color for foliage-led and contemporary arrangements.
• Purple Preserved Craspedia — a saturated accent for jewel-tone, whimsical, and contrasting designs.

Craspedia materials and finished bouquets

The preserved material bunches appear first for florists, designers, and customers building their own arrangements. They are followed by ready-made preserved bouquets featuring Craspedia or Billy Buttons, so you can see how their round flower heads work within finished floral designs.

What are Craspedia and Billy Buttons?

Craspedia is the botanical and trade name commonly used for the round, ball-shaped flowers also called Billy Buttons or Billy Balls. The names refer to the same recognizable floral form: slender stems topped with compact spherical flower heads.

What is included?

Each material product includes one bunch with approximately 8–12 stems measuring approximately 18–22 inches. Because every bunch is made from real preserved flowers, flower-head size, stem curve, spacing, exact stem count, and color tone vary naturally. Finished bouquet contents and dimensions are listed on their individual product pages.

How to use preserved Craspedia

Display Craspedia alone for a minimal, graphic arrangement or combine it with preserved hydrangea, eucalyptus, roses, Baby's Breath, strawflowers, ferns, and dried grasses. Its compact round blooms add rhythm and definition without creating visual heaviness.

Care

Do not place preserved Craspedia in water. Keep the stems completely dry, display them indoors away from direct sunlight and high humidity, and handle the flower heads gently.