Redtwig dogwood stems echo the red of this striking bowl, filled with rieger begonias, amaryllis and ferns…
Simply hydrangeas…
Lady slipper orchid…
The greenhouse is literally overflowing with so many flowers we’ve had to move most of them onto the tables outside.
Traditional red poinsettias…
With curly willow, cinnamon sticks and cut greens…
Many of these holiday flowers – hydrangeas, amaryllis, paperwhites, azaleas, stephanotis, flowering jasmine, and cyclamen – prefer the cool temperatures. It works out well, unless temperatures drop below freezing; then the nursery carts are loaded up and they’re moved back into the warmth of the greenhouse.
Jamie added cut greens and berries to this phalaenopsis orchid in a Mercury glass container…
Orchids and air plants…
Amaryllis, hydrangea, jasmine…
A gift of orchids and jasmine…
There it’s a riot of color, with orchids seemingly in every nook and cranny, trays of ferns and other foliage plants in abundance, and of course, poinsettias too. It’s a crazy, slightly chaotic time of the year!
The two weeks prior to Christmas find us focused on projects big and small in the design area, and there’s not much time for anything else.
A tiny pot with cut greens…
We’ll put plants in just about anything, including porcelain and glazed bowls, mercury glass containers, pots of every size and shape, jardinieres, wooden boxes, dough bowls, silver pieces and everything else imaginable. You can too!
