[Mother's Day Gifts 2026] New Colors Added to 'Two-Color Carnations' Enjoying Two Colors in One Pot [Oimoya]

Oimoya Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, President: Yuka Sekiya) has added new colors to its "Two-Color Carnation" series, which will be offered as a Mother's Day gift for 2026. Carnations, a staple of Mother's Day gifts, are a popular product that forms the core of the company's Mother's Day sales, and in recent years, there has been a growing demand for a sense of "specialness" and "individuality" in addition to the standard offerings.

This series features "two-color planting," in which different varieties of carnations are grown in a single pot, allowing customers to enjoy multiple flower colors in one pot. Since its launch in 2019, the company has repeatedly improved variety combinations and growth balances, offering over 18 different combinations to date.

This time, two new colors, "Macaron Fraise & Panache," have been added to the flagship size-5 pot. Furthermore, new colors have also been added to the mixed type combining three colors in the size-7 pot, which caters to more gorgeous gift needs, expanding the lineup.

Additionally, the series continues to garner support, with approximately 30% of buyers of "Two-Color Carnations" in Mother's Day 2025 being repeat customers.

## What is the "Two-Color Planted Carnation" that allows you to enjoy two colors in one pot?
The two-color carnation is a product that allows you to enjoy multiple flower colors in one pot through "two-color planting," where different varieties of carnations are grown together. Unlike typical single-color carnations, it requires combining varieties with different blooming times, flower sizes, and plant heights, making adjusting the growth balance difficult.

The company has repeatedly prototyped and improved combinations of multiple varieties while directly collaborating with producing farmers, considering factors such as differences between early and late bloomers and height balances.
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