Soft yellow softness

World Bee Day (May 20) highlights the importance of bees for our nature and food supply. By stimulating organic flowers and reducing the use of pesticides, we create a safe and healthy environment for these indispensable pollinators – and for ourselves. Vases made of beeswax, filled with soft pastel-colored flowers, form a lasting tribute to the bees themselves. Narcissus ‘Bridal Crown’, Ranunculus ‘Hanoi’, Scabiosa ‘Vanilla’, accentuate the vulnerability and beauty of nature.

Green reflection

In the language of flowers and forms, the spiral represents growth, infinity, and the cyclical nature of life. The green Ilex vines, stripped of leaves, are arranged in a spiral shape – a path inward and outward, just as thoughts and actions influence each other.

Within this movement lie white Tulipa 'Maureen' that open to the light, a sign of purity, forgiveness, and a new beginning. They symbolize respect and hope, a gentle reminder of the power of giving. On the Day of Good Deeds (April 14), this arrangement speaks in silence and invites reflection. 'How a small act expands like ripples in the water, how goodness continues in time.'

Radiant happiness

Blue radiates peace, trust, and infinity. In flowers, blue symbolizes harmony and the desire for peace and connection. The deep blue hues of Anemone 'Galil Blue' and Muscari 'Carola' bring a sense of hope and comfort. In relation to the International Day of Happiness (March 20), blue symbolizes inner satisfaction and a calm heart. Happiness is often found in moments of silence and serenity.

Tendrils of Hedera and curly willow branches are interwoven to form a round base. Round and braided, because happiness always goes hand in hand with connection with the other.

Blooming simplicity

Solidago ‘Caran Glory’ is arranged with a very consistent movement in a wreath shape on a base of Oasis Floral Foam Bio. In the resulting open center space, Narcissus ‘Dutch Master’ and Narcissus ‘Tête-à-Tête’ are arranged short, with some offshoots extending halfway into the Solidago wreath shape.

Cycle

For this base, a vase is three-quarters filled with Oasis Floral Foam Bio for the heavy stems; the upper part of the vase is filled with Oasis TerraBrick for the softer stems and a beautiful finish. The base is made of dried sunflowers and dried roadside flowers from last summer. The tulips, Clematis Amazing Sevilla, Sanguisorba 'Red Dream', Talinum 'Long John', Chaenomeles, Fritillaria meleagris, Geranium, Hamamelis, Helleborus 'Bella Belles', Ranunculus, and Polianthes tuberosa 'grow' through this frame. All materials are arranged in a natural-looking parallel manner.

Natural whole

A base of flowering Hamamelis branches is inserted into a funnel-shaped vase containing Oasis Floral Foam Bio and a top layer of Oasis TerraBrick Floral Media. A wide variety of flowers are inserted between these. The open space around creates a natural-looking spring arrangement, which can of course be made in different sizes and densities.