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 attributed all kinds of beautiful designations. Some we call humble, sublime, glorious, or admirable, beautiful and lovely. There is one that we can rightly call majestic: the iris. Her beauty impressed kings and artists and is thus deeply rooted in our culture

Cyclamen in the spotlight: Charming cold frog

To discover which plants can manage with little energy, it is good to look at what was cultivated at the beginning of the twentieth century. At this time, everything was grown in very moderately heated greenhouses. A charming beauty that immediately catches the eye is the cyclamen. Because of its low heat requirement, it immediately scores some points on the sustainability ladder.

Immortal summer

Sometimes the past suddenly catches up with us. That could also be the case with dried flowers. They have been popular again for some time. Why actually? Their nostalgic character? Their low maintenance? Or their durability?

The ultimate bridal flower

The lily of the valley has all the assets to be the ultimate bridal flower. First of all, it is spotlessly pure white, traditionally the color of virginity. And then there is the freshness and the irresistibly delicious scent. A more practical aspect is its availability in May, the bridal month par excellence.