Rare Bouquet Spell

The Bouquet Spell (Orchideous) was a transfiguration spell that conjured a bouquet of flowers from the tip of the caster's wand.
The movement for this spell was to move one's wand in a circle in the air, with the spell producing a pink light upon casting. The flowers conjured by this spell were usually pink in colour as well. This spell was covered in fourth-year Transfiguration classes at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
==Known uses==
Caster(s) 	Date 	Notes
Hermione Granger	24 December, 1997	This spell, or a variation of it, may have been used on 24 December, 1997 by Hermione Granger to conjure a wreath of Christmas roses nonverbally for Harry Potter to place on the graves of James Potter and Lily Evans.
==Known practitioners==
Hermione Granger.jpg|Hermione Granger
==Etymology==
From the Latin "Orchideae", the name for the orchid plant family.
==Behind the scenes==
*Tom Riddle once "produced a bunch of roses from nowhere" for Hepzibah Smith, which was either sleight of hand or possibly this spell (or a similar one) cast nonverbally.
*This spell, or a variation of it, may have been used on 24 December, 1997 by Hermione Granger to conjure a wreath of Christmas roses nonverbally for Harry Potter to place on the graves of James Potter and Lily Evans.
==See also==
*Herbifors
*Herbivicus Charm
*Rose Growth
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==Notes and references==
Category:Conjurations
Category:An-The Plant-Based Real-Magic
Category:Spells With-An Light
Category:Spells With Incantations of Latin Known Origin
Category:Known Transfiguration Spells