How to arrange: The Cheshire Cat “The smiling brassica in this arrangement remind me of the wide grin of Alice in Wonderland’s Cheshire Cat – and just like the cat, they’re a bit magic!” – Freddie Discover more about this arrangement… Meet Rose...
How to arrange: Hocus Pocus Double, double, stems and trouble. Here’s an arrangement to cast a spell in your vase, with a pinch of gleaming hypericum and witchy leucadendron. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet Leucadendron Watch Freddie’s...
How to arrange: Cinnamon Swirl Baked goods, spiced lattes and flowers – all the cosiest things about autumn have a dusting of cinnamon –this arrangement’s cinnamon-y santini are perfectly warming. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet Rose Hip...
How to arrange: Toasting Marshmallows Warming, sweet and inviting. This arrangement is a bonfire-night beauty. And the fluffy blooms are perfectly marshmallowy! Discover more about this arrangement… Blooms – AKA chrysanthemums, (but Freddie...
How to arrange: Harvest Moon Bold and blazing, nothing brightens an autumn night like a harvest moon. And this arrangement – with its moon-like roses and its twinkly alstroemeria– captures that magic. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet...
How to arrange: Dancing Fairies Magical and mysterious, this arrangement is packed with intriguing stems – with fairy-like nerine dancing through a pittosporum forest. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet Nerine Watch Freddie’s video below to...
How to arrange: Crackling Embers Warming, comforting and a little bit lively – here’s an arrangement that will glow in your vase. Flame-like chasmanthus and autumnal oak leaf give this one an extra spark. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet...
How to arrange: White Hot Chocolate Perfectly autumnal and full of swirls of delight – this one’s just like a comforting hot drink. And, with marshmallow-like snowberries, it’s a sweet treat. Discover more about this arrangement… Meet Brassica...
Happy we’ll be, beyond the sea… crossing seas, crossing continents or just crossing your fingers for sunshine at home, this arrangement is a picture postcard from a superb summer. Take in the view of some rather lovely lisianthus, sedum, santini and...
Ornithogalum… Say it out loud? Orni-tho-galum. There we go. Many flowers can be referred to as “star” stems – but ornithogalum really earns the title. In fact, you might know it better by its other name: Star of Bethlehem, owing to its many star...