Soft hued elegant roses

Shown above are some of our favorite elegant roses in soft peach and dusty pale pink. 

Varieties pictured above are:  Peach Avalanche and Quicksand. Other pale favorites featured in photos on the next page are Mondial, Senorita, Sweet Avalanche, and Esparance. 

To see more soft hued elegant roses, click on the link below.

Love for Peonies!

Finally, it’s peony season and we’re loving the elusive showstopper. Peonies are locally available in Oregon in May and June so now is the time to enjoy. Early season varieties in reds, bright pink and white are currently on stock. Check our displays for more colors and varieties as they are available. And enjoy them while they last!

Springtime mix

Lilac, hellabore, and tulips mixed with tons of texture create a wonderful spring arrangement. This lovely mix shows that spring color does not have to be pastel. Springtime color can be vibrant and sometimes surprising. And there is no need to wait until summer to go bold.

For more spring inspiration, click on the spring label listed on the right side of our blog.

Celebrating springtime

The sun is out and springtime is in full force all over Portland, Oregon. This amazing and HUGE floral display utilizes many of our springtime favorites. Show here are glorious French tulips framing beautiful blooming Dogwood branches. Other springtime favorites to enjoy now include lilac, snowball viburnium, and cherry blossom. Both locations are bursting with springtime color, so come visit us soon!

Timberline Wedding

This summer Timberline wedding fully embraced Portland’s woodsy feel with tons of texture and detail. The eclectic mix in shades of greens and whites included many interesting flowers.  Included in the designs were green eyed roses, green tea roses, goosenecks, queen anne’s lace, lady slipper orchid, scabiosa,  and pods. To finish the look, the flowers were partnered with varieties of fern, herbs, hosta, lichen, moss and other local seasonal greens.

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Our Favorite Plants: No. 6

The Staghorn Fern is a majestic, fascinating plant. Like orchids, the Staghorn does not require soil to grow. This variety resembles antlers, and is mounted with its own foliage draped around its base. With the right conditions, they are relatively easy to care for. Water either through soaking the base in a bucket or sink of water, or in center of fern once a week. Allow the fern to dry out between waterings. The Staghorn prefers some humidity and should be misted around the plant frequently. 

Care: Indirect, Bright Light • Moderate Water • Warm indoor temperature

Flowers to wear

Not all corsages are white! These colorful beauties are in vibrant hues of fuchsia pink and red. Bright hued corsages work perfect for an special event, celebrations and weddings with color. To view a few more colorful wrist corsages click on the link below.