Grass bouquet

Inspired this week by the weedy grasses growing in the unkempt part of the garden (the part that I don’t usually photograph and avoid thinking about until I can figure out its purpose better) I decided to make an airy, elegant, wild arrangement inspired by those grasses.

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Stem Count: Grower's bunch, large bunch sizes, at least 15-20 stems Color: Green Season: All Year Flower Design Type: Greenery Pros/Cons Flower Care Quantity Help Substitutes The Good: Fun to use when looping across a bouquet or centerpiece!The Bad: None, extremely hardy and predictable Give the stems a fresh cut, and place in cool water. Remove leaves below waterline. Bear Grass is a 'Greenery'. Based on our design suggestions and this greenery's specific bunch size, here's our quantity…

Bring home the hues of harvest season with this dried bouquet, featuring a vibrant mix of oak leaves, flax, willow eucalyptus, pampas grass, bunny tails, and broom corn.

Laura's style was relaxed understated with an air of effortless simplicity The wild hand gathered wedding bouquet of hedgerow grasses...

Lagurus Ovatus, sometimes called Hare's tail or Bunnies Tail is an ornamental grass that is ideally suited for drying. Originally native to the Mediterranean, this is a clump-forming annual with pale green flower heads which ripen to a buff colour during the summer. With its ovoid flower heads, it is a perfect filler for your mixed bouquets. Natural Beige colour. PLEASE NOTE As this is a natural dried product, the stems lengths, colour and size of the bunny tails will vary within each bunch…

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Using ornamental grasses in your floral arrangements? You can grow your own—even if you don't have a green thumb. They're easy! This article features a comprehensive list of beautiful grasses to use in floral designs and how to grow them.