Everlasting Flowers – Plants and Colours To Grow

Summary

Fierceblooms talks about what are good plants to grow and suggested colour combinations for the best everlasting flowers which your can use in your own floral arrangements.
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If you’re planning to grow everlasting flowers for drying in your garden, it’s a good idea to grow the things that love your soil, that you love to use, and also in a colour palette that you can arrange together.

But where to start?

In this video I share cut flowers varieties that you can easily grow for drying into everlastings, as well as my favourite allium for drying, allium sphaerocephalon, round headed garlic, even on solid clay.

Also I discuss my top tips to guide your thinking about your own choice of colour palette for dried flower arrangements, so your everlastings still reflect their seasonality when you create with them outside the normal season in your own DIY everlasting dried floral creations.

About

Fierceblooms is a environmentally sustainable floral business. Guarded by our ancient horse chestnut, our canalside cutting garden grows herbs and flowers while the wild edges hold magical medicinal plants here for much longer. Our hand crafted wild garden style wreaths and florals capture the seasonal moment and are created exclusively with British everlasting and fresh flowers.

fierceblooms in cutting garden

Online Floral Classes

Always, our fierce focus in our unique online classes is to share how we create our signature "Wild garden Style" floral designs using local, scented, seasonal and sustainable flowers.

In fact. we only ever use local, garden grown (in our case) British flowers. Our desire is in every class to inspire you to create your own planet friendly, environmentally conscious floral designs using ingredients that reflect your season, your flora and your locale.

Rather than a constraint, we believe creating with your own seasonal garden grown flowers encourages you to make floral art that truly embodies your own unique floral signature.

2023 will be our 4th season of live online classes.  We look forward to continued conversations with sustainable floral enthusiasts from the far flung Scotland Highlands, down to Devon and Cornwall, across to Wales, and way beyond to North America, Australia, New Zealand. To hear more subscribe to our newsletter.

Online Flower Class Testimonial

During this challenging time in our world, it’s important more than ever to embrace the world around us. I’ve truly enjoyed what you are sharing in your online classes. It’s brilliantly uplifting.
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