This month, I have been focused on creating new blog series! I put a lot of love into creating this post, and I sincerely hope you find as much joy in it as I did. In this ongoing series, I curate a weekly floral palette that showcases stunning flowers and complementary greenery. I aim to inspire you with fresh and captivating color combinations and showcase beautiful flowers.
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Rose Garden Tsumugi Light Pink
Blush garden roses are creamy blush-pink flowers with deeper hues near the bloom's center. They are luscious and beautiful, with large-headed blooms and soft, ruffled petals. They are often used as a peony substitute and are perfect for bouquets or simple arrangements.
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Rose Quicksand Beige
These nude roses are lovely pale nude/champagne with pink undertones and a hint of blush throughout. You can arrange them independently or combine them with other flowers to create a stunning bouquet or arrangement.
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Yarrow Cottage Peach
Yarrow is a charming addition to any bouquet or arrangement with its lovely coloring and scent. The peachy-pink cottage yarrow features small blooms that create large focal flower heads. This variety showcases colors ranging from apricot peach to light salmon in various hues.
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Ranunculus Butterfly Ariadne Blush
The blush Butterfly Ranunculus flower highlights light, airy, paper-like petals shaped like butterfly wings. This blush variety has tones that range from a soft white to a soft pink, depending on the season. The bloom has a natural wax coating, giving a shiny sparkle and boosting longevity. Butterfly Ranunculus will add a sweet, ethereal texture to a bouquet or arrangement.
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Ranunculus Clooney Gran Pastel Pale Peach
Enhance floral arrangements with a touch of soft romance using Clooney Ranunculus. This classic flower features layers of tissue-like petals that gracefully unfurl from a tight, ball-like center. The inner petals have an ivory hue, while the outer petals are a delicate peachy pink. I adore observing these flowers from the bud stage until the last petal falls; they are stunning!
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Maidenhair Fern Green
Maiden Hair Fern is a beautiful greenery to add to any arrangement. Use it to create a lacey and delicate look in your bouquets or arrangements. These have always reminded me of fairy gardens, and I love their whimsical touch.
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This month, I have been focused on creating new blog series I hope you will enjoy as much as I have enjoyed making them. I am sharing floral palettes in this series, which is very close to my heart and something I didn't realize was missing from my life. I used to make these all the time when I owned my little shop on State Street for weddings, events, or simply to inspire me in design.