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We have just completed a wedding and have been blown out by how beautiful these particular Pink Ice Proteas are…

I have never seen any more beautiful and thought I would share a little info on them…

Proteas are native to South Africa and the botanical name is Protea neriifolia. They are very hardy and require little water but the bloom is long lasting and beautiful. The flowers are spectacular and can be used as cut flowers and left to dry are still equally impressive. When planted they grow to a height of approximately 2.5m x 2m and will also attract birds to your garden.

What’s not to like about these beautiful blooms….

How lovely to be invited to share a little part of a 100th year old Birthday this week by making a vase full of beautiful blooms for the Birthday Girl…

Congratulations and blessings to you …

POW … Poppies to brighten your day … little bursts of sunshine and happiness… love ….

Lovely Ladies with happy faces and their arms full of our flowers…

╰✿ We had a very busy week and a wonderful time creating some lovely designs and surprise gifts for our Customers this Mothers Day…

All the hard work had an extra bonus for me today to receive a lovely message / review from a Customer in Melbourne… What a wonderful way to begin my new week… Thank you Tina… so happy your Parents enjoyed our Flowers…

9th May 2016

From Tina McE – Melbourne

Wonderful experience; organised from Melbourne based on a friend’s recommendation. My mother absolutely loved the gorgeous Mother’s Day bouquet and even my Dad – a bloke! – described them as ‘exceptional’! Thank you thank you.

It’s been a very busy couple of months and my apologies for lack of posts but we have been busy little blossoms working on lots of projects and everyday tasks…

We’ve had fun creating displays and installations for an Australia Day event, attending the International Womens Day all held in the Redlands and so happy to be a part of these wonderful occasions.

This is just one of the Australian Native flower arrangements we made for the Australia Day function…

It’s so much more interesting to use a lot of mixed elements in floristry … I love using random barks, seed pods, branches, shells, fruits, vegetables and all sorts of everyday items that nature provides for us in with my flowers …

Look around you, experiment and enjoy creating something really beautifully and very unique…

A little touch of awesome Autumn colours …