Back to nature
A beautifully robust slate container is filled with Oasis Terra Brick. Many different special types of flowers have been incorporated, placed as they naturally grow from the earth. A beautiful mix of French tulips, orchids, Cambria, Ludisia, Cornus, Talinum 'Long John', Osmunda fern curl, Ranunculus, and Nerine are incorporated here. All materials are biodegradable and can return to nature.
More with less
The inspiration for this bouquet is the theme of sustainability – how to create a lot of impact with few flowers. The base is a structure of fine branches: Salix and Chaenomeles japonica. Vertical branches are attached to two circles of fine Salix branches. When the branches are firmly interlocked and the structure remains stable, the fine flowers can be added: Craspedia, Gloriosa, French tulips, Sandersonia and leaves of Begonia maculata leaves. Then, the whole is placed in a flat gold-colored bowl with water.
High contrast
Faded grasses from the garden are tied into small bundles with fine bullion wire – for this arrangement, some 350 bundles have been inserted into a base of Oasis Sec floral foam. Centrally in this grass object, or table piece for Easter, glass tubes have been inserted into the floral foam and filled with spring flowers: Craspedia, French tulips, mimosa ‘Mirandol’, small-flowered daffodils and Ranunculus ‘Butterfly’.
Pirouette
For the base of this elegant spring arrangement, a floral foam vase is covered with cork, filled with floral foam, and provided with a base. In circularly arranged layers, from top to bottom, dried grasses, Amaranthus 'Yearming Desert', white feathers, Helleborus 'Mammoth Red', French tulip 'Parrot White', Viburnum 'Roseum', and reed plumes are incorporated.
Symphony in yellow
Plastic dishes with Oasis have been placed between the small wooden logs of the substructure. The flowers in yellow and green hues are arranged in these: Ranunculus ‘Clooney Green Super’, yellow French tulip, Viburnum ‘Roseum’, Salix ‘Snowflake’, broom (Cytisus scoparius) and various dried grasses.
Spring welcome
The sturdy base is made of a wooden pillar of scaffolding wood to which birch logs are attached. The two large water pipes are each mounted on wooden panels with a structure of gold-colored tile adhesive. The whole is interconnected by a branch construction made of wild honeysuckle vines. The following materials are incorporated in the water pipes: French tulip, Crassula 'Paintball Pop', Sandersonia, Viburnum 'Roseum', Chaenomeles, and pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana).