This arrangement is on our website and it was so stunning we had to figure out who made it. Texture is the name of this little composition! There is a great use of delphinium and roses, it is engaging with just the right amount of color. So we found out who made it, Martha Brummett, created this arrangement. She and her arrangements have many shared qualities, which are splendid, down-to-earth and simply fetching!
Showing posts with label viburnum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label viburnum. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Simply Fetching
This arrangement is on our website and it was so stunning we had to figure out who made it. Texture is the name of this little composition! There is a great use of delphinium and roses, it is engaging with just the right amount of color. So we found out who made it, Martha Brummett, created this arrangement. She and her arrangements have many shared qualities, which are splendid, down-to-earth and simply fetching!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Featuring the Sumatra Lilies
Labels:
huckleberry,
pincushion proteas,
sumatra lilies,
viburnum
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
flower of the moment: viburnum
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Peonies & Sunshine!
Today the sun is shining in Chicago and it finally feels like spring! We're in the mood for peonies!
A cute vintage inspired arrangement from the always adorable Little Pheasant.
A nice mix of green and pink and gorgeous garden roses, a Marguerite Gardens favorite! This was posted on The B List, though they are actually made by the lovely people of Seaport Flowers in New York. I especially love the viburnum in this arrangement. It's so bright and cheery!
A cute vintage inspired arrangement from the always adorable Little Pheasant.
A nice mix of green and pink and gorgeous garden roses, a Marguerite Gardens favorite! This was posted on The B List, though they are actually made by the lovely people of Seaport Flowers in New York. I especially love the viburnum in this arrangement. It's so bright and cheery!
Labels:
other florists work,
peonies,
spring,
viburnum
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