Make a hand-tied bouquet!

Hand-tied bouquets are a great thing to know how to make--they elevate any bunch of flowers and can be used as a bridal bouquet or can be placed into a low wide vase for a stunning centerpiece! In this video we use our farm grown flowers and a secret tip to make an incredible bridal bouquet from dahlias and other flowers.

[@OregonShearwater]

Thanks so much for this video! I have arthritis in my hands and the chicken wire technique will really help! ❤

[@ElderandOakFarm]

Wow! Love that chicken wire tip. I've known that you can use it in a vase, and build a bouquet in a vase (which I don't really care to do) but I never thought of holding it in the hand! Great tip!

[@absolutelyyouhomeandgarden]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing, I've learned so much from your video. I'm starting my first cut flower garden this year and can't wait to see how it turns out❤

[@deanablythe9394]

Thanks that looks like a great skill to practice, never seen this before and I always have difficulty arranging flowers on the few times I have, much appreciated.

[@brookestranberg4054]

Wow what a stunning Bouquet!

[@Blossomandbranch]

Thank you! ❤️ nature is incredible!

[@tamararobinson2069]

That is Beautiful!! Thanks for the Great lesson🤗💚

[@allisonbressette2962]

You do that so well. I love watching you make bouquets

[@Blossomandbranch]

Thank you!

[@barbaravanerp4598]

Beautiful! I used to design with a mirror and love your idea of chicken wire

[@lindaschaefer2252]

I LOVED THIS!!! Thank you so much!

[@Samantha-ps2vv]

Beautiful! 🤩

[@sharoncalatayud8658]

Gorgeous 😍🙏🏼

[@re.plantedurbanfarm9918]

Such a helpful video

[@daintyflygirl4va]

Beautiful

[@serenababy6358]

That's a beautiful bouquet 💐 i love the color combo and shape. I paid $150 for my bridal bouquet that was less than 1/2 the size of yours. About how much would that one cost??

[@Blossomandbranch]

Thanks very much! Ours typically go for around $300 :)

[@shelbyqkartes]

so beautiful! would you ever recommend securing it above the chicken wire and attempting to remove the wire?

[@Blossomandbranch]

I wouldn’t-it’s very intertwined but you really can’t see it at all! :)

[@Littlebitesofjoy]

Do you succession plant delphinium and bee balm? Or how do you get them to bloom in the fall? Our delphinium usually finishes up in early June and bee balm, usually by July or so. Love the chicken wire idea!

[@Blossomandbranch]

Delphinium usually reblooms for us in the cooler fall temps if cut back in early summer and we succession the bee balm (second flush usually has shorter stems but can still be usable)!

[@Littlebitesofjoy]

@@Blossomandbranch so lovely, thank you!

[@katebarrett1924]

Great info on bouquet making which I'm doing a lot of right now! How do you take care of your nine bark? I heard Dave Dowling say you cut it back in the fall. Do you do this? Thx!

[@bethhubbs9937]

Do whatever Dave Dowling says to do! 😂

[@mycherona1]

Awesome, thank you! Did you say the chicken wire was reusable at the beginning of the video? Or once you build the bouquet, it needs to stay in the bouquet? I can’t see how you’d be able to get it out lol

[@Blossomandbranch]

I'd keep it in! Once the bouquet is done being used you could remove it and reuse it. :)

[@nataliastyle]

i need to try this technique! for bridal bouquets - do you ever hide the chicken wire a little more/are you worried about it snagging on a dress?

[@Blossomandbranch]

Nope, there shouldn’t be ends poking out (just bend them in) and the chicken wire isn’t visible even up close. :)

[@lloydbentz7707]

what type of yarrow is that? it's got a beautiful color

[@Blossomandbranch]

Firefly peach! ❤

[@Medeya07]

What was the bark flower used?