Sober elegance

Two cylinder vases on bases are tightly wound with dried branches, with the tight and neat binding lines being a deliberate part of the design. Flowers are sandwiched between the branches, allowing for quick and efficient work, provided the wood is completely dry - in fact, fresh branches still shrink. Flower varieties such as Sanguisorba and Gloriosa are shown off elegantly in this austere setting.

Warm winter wreath

A handmade winter wreath is given a robust base of Oasis Sec. Wetted Oasis Bio is integrated where flowers are placed. The outside is fully lined with the seed pods of elm, giving a soft, warm color and fine texture. The wreath stands on wooden feet for some "air" and a nice presentation, and is richly stocked with dainty small-flowered species such as Talinum 'Long John', Astrantia, Gloriosa and Sanguisorba.

Glowing flower cushion

On a substantial bowl lies a low base of OASIS Renewal blocks. The sleek outer edge of short-stalked Limonium contrasts with the warm, glowing center full of Scabiosa. The transition is given nuance with Talinum 'Long John' and Sanguisorba. Buds and single open flowers of Clematis Amazing Tokyo are the quiet eye-catchers.

Forever

A Bio wreath of OASIS was raised with Craspedia 'Paintball Pop', Clematis Amazing Kibo, Lilium martagon 'Arabian Knight' and Sanguisorba 'Red Dream'.

Remembrance with solar power

A durable object made of cardboard, plastered all around with dried sunflower seeds for texture. Some beautiful Rosa 'Corallo' branches are placed in the fluted cardboard blocks with some tendrils of Cardiospermum halicacabum 'Love in a Puff'. The open structure allows itself to be filled shortly before the ceremony; lines, plumes and seed boxes give rhythm and relief and allow personalization with garden flowers. Materials: ornamental grasses, pimpernel (Sanguisorba), spent Agapanthus with black seed boxes, Crocosmia and Heliopsis.

Contemporary Twist

Inspired by ancient Egyptian gar
lands, this arrangement has been given a contemporary twist. The base is made of woven narrow leaves, reminiscent of traditional basket weaving. Made entirely of organic materials, the base is both decorative and functional. All flowers are arran
directly in water in a reusable glass container hidden in the base. All utilized materials are com
postable.

Flowers used: Aquilegia, Clematis, Sanguisorba, Lilium martagon, and various grasses and leaves.