In March arrangements still have a wintery feel. Hellebores are the star of the show. Spring is dominated by flowering bulbs, many of which are scented. Later we enjoy cherry and apple blossom and for a very short time only ... scented lilac.
Tulips with lilac and raspberry leave
Hellebores, Box, Lilac buds
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Tulips, Bluebells, Broom
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Scent is everywhere in summer. The choice of flowers and the colour combinations are endless. Whether you are looking for a small posy or a large bouquet ... I can make it for you.
Sweet William, Catmint, Lady's mantle
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Dahlia, Buddleia, Crocosmia, Cosmos, Scabious, Veronicastrum, Sweet Pea, Calla Lily
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Rose, Cosmos, Nerine, Persicaria Fire-tail, Aster, Euphorbia
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Dahlias, Hydrangea, Cosmos, Ammi, Achillea, Antirrhinum, Aster
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Cosmos, Rose, Dahlia, Purple-Loosestrife and Crocosmia, white Cosmos, Dahlia
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Californian Poppy, Wallflower, Lady's Mantle
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Harvest comes to mind. The last big crescendo before the first frost brings it all to a sudden end. As for the berries you need to be quick ... the birds are ravenous.
Hydrangea, dahlia, cleome, rose, daucus, elderberry, apple
Photo by Belle and Beau Fine Art Photogrphy
Dahlia, Cosmos, Cleome, Elderberry
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Hydrangea, Dahlia, Amaranth, Apple, Cherry leaf
Photo by Beau and Belle Fine Art Photography
Cosmos, dahlia, helenium, alstroemeria, phesant berry, crocosmia
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Rosehips, elderberry, cosmos, carnation
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Me adding the finishing touches to an urn arrangement
Photo by Belle and Beau Fine Art Photography
It never stops to amaze me how many flowers can be found even in the depth of winter. Seedheads, berries and foliage plants, all add further interest. You won't find me at the market with fresh flowers in winter but you can order them. During December I sell Christmas Wreaths.
Hellebores, Ivy, box
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Hellebores, Wallflower, Eucalyptus
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Calendula, Achillea, Smoke bush, Field maple, Cherry
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Winter wedding and my studio. Birch branches with Hellebores and Snowdrops
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Whether you are looking for a Valentine heart or a Harvest wreath. I forage in the hedgerows and gather from the garden throughout the year. I aim to make my arrangements fully biodegradable using moss.
Colourful wreath celebrating a long and happy life. All flowers and foliage were grown here on the farm. The wreath is fully biodegradable. Free of plastic and floral foam.
photo by Britta Baranowsky
All material were grown by myself or foraged from the hedgerows. Photo by Ciara O’Donovan
Pussy Willow
Photo: Britta Baranowsky
Crab apple, ivy, seed heads, eucalyptus
Photo: Britta Baranowsky
Birch branches with black bird and bat decoration
Photo: Britta Baranowsky
Mixture of long lasting evergreen foliage, spray painted ivy and birch branches
Dried Hydrangea, Larkspur, Statice, Helichrysum, honesty seed head, poppy seed head with glass boubles and metal stars
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Large Funeral wreath. Early season. All flowers and foliage are grown here on the farm.
photo credit: Britta Baranowsky
I dry flowers, seed heads and foliage throughout the year and make them into wreaths, swags and posies.
Statice and Helichrysum
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Honesty, Teasel, Grasses, Braken, Statice, Strawflower
Flowers and foliage came from a bridal bouquet.
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Honesty seed
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
birch branches, sweet pea, Statice, Strawflower
Photo by Britta Baranowsky
Statice, Strawflower, Eucalyptus, Box
