September 25, 2012
Custom creations
Mixing cut flowers, succulents and foliages make for surprising and fun arrangements. Housed in gorgeous silver chalices, these contain freesia, orchids, snowberry, and geranium leaf. Combined with sedum, succulents, scabiosa pods, and angel vine, they are fully loaded with texture and interest. Bring in your favorite containers and we'll make up a special creation just for you!
September 20, 2012
About Flowers: Scent
If you enjoy fragrant flowers, these blooms are probably some of your favorites. From top to bottom: gardenia, rose, freesia, mix with oriental lilies, tuberose, and stock. The classic gardenia has a strong perfume-like scent. Of the roses, garden roses tend to be the most fragrant. Freesia has a soft, slightly spicy scent. Stock is mild, while the oriental lilies and tuberose pack a strong room filling aroma. Not pictured: lilac, hyacinth, peonies, sweet peas, lavender are other fragrant seasonal choices.
September 10, 2012
Classic wedding bouquet
Dramatic in red and white, this wedding bouquet features classic wedding flowers including white calla lilies, white freesia, red roses and red hypericum berries.
September 5, 2012
Vintage Chic Wedding
Shown above are the bouquet and vintage ball jar centerpieces from a recent summer lodge wedding. The bridal bouquet contains hydrangea, dahlias, garden roses, orchids, fern curls, scabiosa pods and maidenhair fern. The centerpieces contain hydrangea, queen anne's lace, stock, eucalyptus, garden roses and scabiosa pods. So soft and romantic!
August 31, 2012
Big and Bold
Perfect for weddings and events (or even that large credenza in your living room), these large arrangements really make a statement. Try a bold, brazen pop of color, or relax with a soft, soothing palette, whichever suites the mood. Either way, go big.
August 23, 2012
Fun with sunflowers
August 16, 2012
Summer Succulent Terrariums
Succulent terrariums are ideal for your busy summer. Requiring very little water, they are easy to care for. We make them custom so any size is a possibility, whether for a desk, table, or large showy centerpiece. For more info on terrarium care, see our previous succulent posts.
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