Does anyone know what these flowers are called?

So it was our four year anniversary last Wednesday, and I decided to stretch my imagination a bit this year. For those of you who didn't know, there is a theme for anniversary gifts each year. The first year is paper, second year is cotton, third is leather, and fourth is fruit and flowers.

So I'm thinking I could give her a basket of fruit and pick up a bouqet, and call it a day. But where's the fun in that? I decided to instead pick up a bottle of Far Niente Chardonnay (following the "fruit theme" ), cook her baked dijon salmon with shrimp fettucini (no fruit, but it went well with the Chardonnay), and arrange for her this non-traditional bouqet of flowers. Do any of you know what these flowers are called?

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I believe those are excellent examples of the rare Fruitopolisis onasticolis.

tom1s wrote in post #3388279
I believe those are excellent examples of the rare Fruitopolisis onasticolis.

^^what he said. Very colorful!

sumptimwong wrote in post #3388270
Do any of you know what these flowers are called?
-Tim

truly scrumptious

Of course I know what they are called...

DELICIOUS!

LOL, those are great.
I've noticed those have come in style around here, the fruit bouquets, never seen anything like it but those are cool. Good shots too.

Thanks for your comments, everyone! We both enjoyed eating the bouqet =) (Not everyday you hear that, huh?)

-Tim