What I love most about these easy to make fruiting topiaries is that they are perfect to place in places where the sun doesn’t shine or it’s too cold for them to grow, naturally.
Honestly, I love these flowers, but have to share that of all the flowers, the Amaryllis or Hippeastrum has to be one of the most temperamental of the botanical world.
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This design has been created for all those who have asked for tips and trick on how to make elongated table flowers for a special function like weddings, thanksgiving, Christmas and the holidays.
The English have always loved their flowers, but so too did the early Dutch traders. If they had not gone off exploring the far reaches of the new worlds, we wouldn’t have the historical pictorial (see early paintings), recordings of the treasures they found.
With spring almost in the air and for those wishing to make your own bouquets, then I am here to help.
Ella has asked if I could share how to create a permanent or as I call it, ‘forever’ display of white roses and lilies. She wasn’t sure whether it was best to use just one kind or variety of rose or was mixing varieties and sized an acceptable design move.
How to create a Victorian inspired floral arrangement
