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Flowers are fabulous! Just like you, we are so happy to be able to work with them every day. At this blog we offer you floral design inspiration and extensive product information, and we hope to boost your creativity.
Watch video tutorials, read articles, discover mood boards, and much more to get inspired! Learn all about the flowers, greens, and branches you love at our #flowerwiki section: lots of product information and care tips.
Pick #2: Mystical Summer Floral Poke Bowl
The summer season offers us a lot of beautiful, peculiar flowers. Again, this week we have gathered them in a stunning composition to show you the colors and textures of…
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Eye-Catching Blue Flowers
Blue flowers can spice up your floral designs because they bring a great contrast to other – warm – tones! Blue has many faces: from the sweet looking pastel light blue…
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Tutorial: Blue and White Centerpiece
Blue and white, two colors really reinforce each other. Not only in appearance, but also in meaning. Blue stands for calm and peace, while white represents innocence and purity. A…
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Tutorial: Striking Bouquet in Blue
If you really want your floral design to stand out: use blue flowers! Blues match fantastic with a lot of other colors like you can see in this design. Delphinium…
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Blue
Blue, the color of the sky and the sea, is associated with calm and peace. It’s a color that stand for the mind, intelligence and common sense. Blue is seen…
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Tutorial: Centerpiece with Classic Hydrangea
Oh, those Classic Hydrangeas! Their beauty is simply breathtaking, and they are so versatile! Combine them with summer flowers, or with fall flowers: every color matches perfectly with the greyish…
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Tutorial: Classic Hydrangea Wreath
One of the prettiest late summer/fall flowers is – without a doubt – the classic Hydrangea. The mixture of greyish tones with deep reds, pinks, purples, and blues make these flowers…
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Eryngium
Eryngium is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae. There are about 250 species. The genus has a cosmopolitan distribution, with the center of diversity in South America. Common names include Eryngo and Amethyst Sea Holly. Many species of…
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Amazing David Austin Wedding Roses Available in Our Webshop!
While a lot of summer flowers come and go in our range these weeks, we must not forget those amazing David Austin Wedding Roses! These luxury Roses, supplied by Parfum Flower…
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Our Favorite Classic Hydrangea Varieties [2018]
Classic Hydrangeas, beautiful flowers which light up any floral design! Whether you are looking for flowers to use in small or large floral arrangements: the Classic Hydrangea is your flower…
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Classic Hydrangea 101
From June to February we are all enjoying the charm of Classic Hydrangea. A beautiful palette of greyish pinks, purples, greens, reds, and blues are coloring our floral designs and…
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Floral Poke Bowl | Pick #1: Bohemian Summer
Deeper colors are slowly taking over our cooler, and the first berries have presented themselves! Together with some silver-colored pale greens, creams, and soft peaches, this makes a stunning bohemian…
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Amazing Spray Roses Collection by Voorn Available Now!
We are so happy to let you know that from now on we can offer the amazing and very exclusive Spray Roses collection by Voorn Roses in our offerings! Take…
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A Hydrangea Road Trip to The Growers in The Eastern Part of Holland
Our buyer Jordy has recently been on a Hydrangea road trip to the eastern part of Holland, to bring a visit to the several Hydrangea nurseries located in this area.…
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Centerpiece with Rosa Corallo Erecta
Looking for a real extraordinary product to use in your floral designs? Rosa Corallo Erecta is the product of your choice! This member of the Rose Hip family has a distinguished…
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