A soft breeze sweeps across an Eastern Mediterranean shoreline. Maybe it’s Greece, or Turkey, or an empty Cyprus, grass-covered dune. The breeze announces the coming of spring, with a soft scent getting stronger the closer you get.
Soft like a cloud and available in various colours. The possibilities of styling the Gypsophila are endless, it looks cute within every bouquet or arrangement. Besides, the flower tells a story, which makes it the perfect flower in every decoration.
It's almost incredible that their tiny flower buds produce such dazzling flowers. The petals of the Ranunculus - also known as the Persian buttercup - open layer by layer to reveal more and more of the flower's centre.
It’s the Gerbera’s little sister: a bright, colourful and well-loved flower. The Germini has the same happy vibes as the Gerbera, and is easy to incorporate in bouquets thanks to its subtle size. Or use the flower on its own in a small vase, this beauty has enough personality to attract attention all by herself!
What are your plans this Valentine’s day? Something active, cultural or highly romantic? One thing is sure, do not forget to surprise your date with an bouquet of lovely roses. For every date another favourite! Amaze your one and only with your creativity and let them fall even harder for you. The key to the heart!
Love is in the air this February 14th. Boost its effects with this romantic punch, irresistably infused with rose petals. Here is a step-by-step guide to making the drink, a sweet and delicious hymn to love.
Lilies can be used for a large variety of floral arrangements, from a simple wildflower bouquet to futuristic set design and meaningful housewarming gift. It’s well known for its role in funerals, but we’d like to highlight the happier side of this fascinating, colourful flower.
Green isn’t the most obvious colour when you think about cut flowers, but that doesn’t mean they are less pretty. There is something astonishing about a plain bouquet of natural green flowers.
The Netherlands may be known for its tulips but these flowers initially came from somewhere else entirely. Tulips originated in Turkey, and the first bulbs to arrive in the Netherlands were brought there by Carolus Clusius in the 16th century.
Of course, we all know South Africa for its jungle safaris, the delicious wine and Cape Town. But did you know that South Africa has the most diverse plant and flower habitat in the world?
