Robust winter bulb
The base is a wicker basket covered with all kinds of pine cones. The basket is placed on a pin on a birch trunk. By choosing to incorporate plants, the arrangement is also long-lasting. Plants used: orchid, Scindapsus and Ceropegia. Some Diplocylcos tendrils and Larix branches have been placed in between. A robust arrangement with a winter look due to the sober materials and the finely tinted fragile flowers of the orchid.
Vertical herb garden
All fresh herbs at hand in your outdoor kitchen! This 'organizer' is partly made of recycled denim fabric. The bags are filled with basil, fennel, dill, rosemary and lettuce, among other things. The white jasmine vines are decoratively incorporated and give the whole thing a beautiful summery sparkle.
Play of lines
This colorful summer arrangement is centrally arranged on an Oasis Bio block. The lines of the designer vase are extended into the arrangement using a wire frame. Flowers used: Delphinium, Lathyrus, rose, Mandevilla tendrils, Viburnum, Scabiosa, Allium schubertii, and Chasmanthium.
Peony Splendor
The base is covered with trendy metallic denim. This, combined with a wrapping of white sticks, forms the basis of this summery arrangement, in which the peony 'Coral Sunset' is in the spotlight. Tendrils of jasmine and Ceropegia are incorporated through the stick wrapping. Other summer flowers used: Clematis Amazing Vienna and lilies of the valley. The light green Begonia leaf brings tranquility to the arrangement.
Highly flammable
For the base, a found log was used, sawn into sections, further processed, and assembled into a layered arrangement. Sideau was used as the floral foam, primarily incorporating colorful materials in red, orange, and bright green to contrast with the somber black, symbolizing the difficult times we are living in.
Materials used: Kniphofia ‘Alcazar’, Gerbera ‘Great Barones’, Rosa ‘Cherry Brandy’, Dahlia ‘Feline Yvonne’, Hypericum ‘Magical Triumph’, Dianthus ‘Caroline’, Asparagus densiflorus ‘Sprengeri’, Parottia persica. Grasses: Alopecurus, Bromus and Lagurus ovatus red, oranges, Asparagus setaceus, Rhipsalis baccifera, Epimedium koreanum.
Tropical contrast
An arrangement as a decorative ornament with some clear showpiece shapes such as Gloriosa and Epidendrum orchid, processed solitarily. The tropical materials ‘grow’ around a frame of bundled birch branches, forming a beautiful contrast. These birch bundles can be reused, and banana flower (Musa), kumquat fruits (Citrus japonica), Hedera and umbrella plant (Cyperus) also have a nice long vase life.