spring flowers

Flowers and Plants Served Up for Mom

2 May 2011

Moms can be the most practical people in the world. This arrangement for Mother’s Day is full of practicality! It’s pretty and bright. It’s stylish and unusual. It has a living ivy plant that will continue to grow. And it’s designed in four cute pots on a keepsake tray. Our first version of the arrangement [...]

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Bright Mother’s Day Flowers

18 April 2011

Our photos are done, and our flyers for Spring & Summer are being printed. We’re very excited to reveal our special arrangements for this season! Here is the first pair of arrangements, named Serene Sunrise. Those beautiful roses that are soft yellow with the hot pink blush are called “Florida.” We have ordered all we [...]

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Easter Baskets – Which would you choose?

11 April 2011

We’ve been thinking about Easter (which is good, because it’s only two weeks away!) and we’ve been trying out some ideas for an Easter basket arrangement for the web site. The basket was easy to pick, but what flowers should we put in it? Here is a pretty arrangement in pinks: The mauve stocks are [...]

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Like Walking in a Field of Flowers

5 May 2010

Continuing our country theme this Spring, let us introduce Field of Flowers! Isn’t that just as good as a walk in the country? The tin pitcher has a stylish vintage look. The flowers have been carefully chosen to create an informal, fresh-picked appearance. We have used some of our favourite Ontario-grown flowers – gerberas, viburnum, [...]

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Ranunculus – The Dazzling Buttercup

15 April 2010

We were able to get some gorgeous Ranunculus this week. These lovelies are from Holland. We have enjoyed watching them open and develop the last few days. The green centre grows larger, especially on the orange ones. Doing a little research, we found that they are native to Asia, and are based on the name [...]

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