View fullsize Call them #kokedama or planters, there's nowt quite so cheering and low-maintenance in the flower world as a bowl of bulbs, moss and branches. Double Boucle Narcissus combined with Curly Willow and a few stems of Hazel Catkins will provide a long-la
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View fullsize It's started. As Christmas arrives in the shops as soon as Halloween is done, the Valentine's prompts are now everywhere. You don't have to pay it any heed of course. But if you DO want to give flowers in February, it's worth being organised. In Wi
View fullsize I *know* Tulips aren't winter flowers, and I'm sure you do too. So why do I use them in January and February? Well, as you've probably noticed, there isn't a whole lot flowering at the moment. And I'm also nearly always less busy at this end of the
View fullsize 🌿JANUARY🌿 I forgot to share this pic last week when the temperatures plummeted and the snow briefly fell. But on bright days, the garden is gorgeous at this time of year: low sun, rich earthy colours, and lots of textural interest from the leftove
View fullsize Happy New Year from the top of Lancashire! What better-named place than Winter Hill to let the wind blow everything away and start 2026 with a fresh head. Thank you to: 🌿ALL of my customers over the past year, one-offs and regulars, from the best
View fullsize These come with a promise.... 🌿the one you make to me: a solemn swear that you will use the stem of shiny red artificial berries for many Christmases to come 🌏 🌿the one I make to you that I'll give you discount of next year's arrangement when yo
View fullsize It's a sign of how busy this 2025 winter season has already been that I've just looked at my grid and realised I've not posted a wreath I've made! Yesterday I was hit by the poorly blues, and I'm so relieved it's happened on a week when I can at lea
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View fullsize The Sunday group Sunshine, bright skies and a laid back group of wreathers made the most gorgeous array of designs yesterday. Quite a lot of traditional red and rich greens, but with so many different takes on the textures and flourishes that they
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View fullsize Hello November, and all your shades of brown. 📸 Halloween cuttings for a truly Autumnal display 📷 Seasonal wreath for @erlinoprints . Hydrangea, Gomphrena and Eucalyptus, combined with Rosehips and Honesty- both of which feature in her gorgeous pr
View fullsize 🍎 The apples are dropping all around me.... 🎡 The fair is in town... 🍁 And I have to concentrate really hard when driving so I'm not distracted by the trees 😍 It's hoop season for me, the time of year when I weave these rich brown rods into c
View fullsize Same day flowers (are often possible) As a WFH florist, I don't carry a spectrum of stock like a retail environment because obviously I have no footfall. But, having great growers on the doorstep, along with my local plot and a decent sized home gar
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View fullsize Farewell Flowers can be as personal as you want them to be, and this wreath was light on flowers to incorporate the many ingredients the deceased loved to cook with. I take great care over funeral tributes, and this one required extra delicacy to pre
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View fullsize The* Annabel *Not 'an'. I don't name my bouquets (because then I might have to make the same one multiple times, and the available ingredients really do change every week, so it's not really possible) They're all a bit bespoke: this one met a reque
View fullsize 🌿Tell me about your people🌿 When you order a gift bouquet, my standard enquiry line is if there's any occasion, or any preference for bright, pastel or particular colours. Some people buy flowers because flowers are just the done thing, but I kn