Colorful Summer

Color thinking is one of the most important professional skills for a floral designer. What colors do you see for a particular occasion or space? Or what do you combine with a certain type of person. Choosing colors is usually done instinctively. And that's a good thing.

The delight of budding

Flowers, plants and season have a magical connection. Every year, after the gray winter months, we look forward to spring with longing. In no season can you so enjoy the budding, the rising, the budding - and that at all levels, from bulbs to trees.

Attractive bare branches

These days we swim in abundance. The assortment of flowers and plants has become seasonless. A tulip in September and a sunflower in January. Gourmets sensitive to sustainability question this and seek seasonal connection. In the winter season, this is not so easy. It requires an extra eye for nature's never-ending beauty. The beauty of bare branches comes into view in the process.

Happy Dahlia

A certain understatement cannot be denied to the Dahlia. She comes across as simple, happy and not too complicated. But that designation is a bit too modest. Looking at her application and diversity of appearances, you could say she is one of the stars of late summer.

Wedding flowers

Bride and flowers belong together. This is of all times. Which flowers it should be was always a result of availability, rituals, faith and fashion. In this reflection, we list some wedding flower favorites, with corresponding customs.

Iris: majestic beauty

Flowers are ascribed all kinds of beautiful designations. Some we call humble, exalted, glorious, or admirable, beautiful and lovable. There is one that we may rightly call majestic: the iris. Its beauty impressed kings and artists and is thus deeply embedded in our culture