You Can Still Make A Seasonal Hand Tied Bouquet From Your Cut Flower Garden
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this video, I show how you can still make a seasonal hand tied bouquet from your cut flower garden this late in the growing season.
Key to a sustainable floral is using locally grown plants and foliage in flower bouquets and this can be tricky as we move into mid Autumn, but in this video I show you what to use and how to make a beautiful hand tied garden grown bouquet, in my wild garden style, from your cutting garden flowers still firmly rooted in its floral season.
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I’m Fierceblooms, an artisan cut flower grower who creates "wild garden style” flower arrangements from a 19th Century Wharf and Cheshire canalside flower cutting garden in rural North West of England utilising sustainable floristry techniques.
I grow and arrange fresh and dried everlasting flower creations, influenced by each and every seasonal moment and the wild edges of the surrounding countryside.
My hearts desire is for everyone to return to a more seasonal, scented and sustainable floral life.
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I licence my music from Artlist for my background music needs. This video features “The Meadow” and “Epilogue” by Ian Post.
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It's so wonderful that it was a young chap who wanted a sustainable bouquet 💐. Hope they loved it.
Yes it really was xxx
Gorgeous! That rose is so rich! It makes the bouquet!
Thank you so much! I’ve had such a hard week so far and needed some garden therapy. You inspired me to go out and collect whatever I thought I could use for a bouquet. I’m a brand new gardener & flower grower here in the Deep South, USA. It was nearly 90 today here near Tuscaloosa, Alabama-Zone 8. To say I have NO IDEA what I’m doing is an understatement. I’m shocked! I can’t believe I did it but I just smashed it all together and made one of the most beautiful arrangements I’ve ever made! Better yet, I put it in a carved pumpkin to give it that autumnal vibe. Much needed therapy! Thanks again! 💚
Oh I am so so delighted you have been inspired to make a beautiful bouquet- it’s such a brilliant time being a new gardener- all new and exciting- I don’t think it ever changes really- like you, my garden is a nurturing place - glad to say hello 👋
Thank you for this lovely and very useful video. And so kind of you to make this bouquet for this young Chap💚 you've inspired me, I will definitly try this weekend to make a bouquet with home grown flowers from my garden 💚
Splendid Ilse - let me know how it goes x
Great vídeo! Stunning bouquet!
Pleased to hear it was useful and you liked the bouquet 💐
Missed your youtube videos. Welcome back. Thank you for this info.👍👏
Aw so kind of you 🙂
Thanks so much for this Kathryn. The bouquet is simply stunning - and it's heartwarming that a young man should want a 'natural' bouquet with locally grown flowers. It shows what the flowers (and the recipient) mean to him. Thanks for explaining everything - especially about succession planting and growing more perennials. I'm afraid my gladioli are getting succession planted whether they like it or not lol. I got the first lot of corms in this week but the rest of my orders are delayed because of our lockdown here in NZ. Take care :)
Thanks for lovely supportive note Jacinta. Interesting you are talking about gladioli and today
I've been prepping a trench to plant another load of daffodils. Tricky to get your head around this northern / southern hemisphere thing ha ha.
Gorgeous thanks for sharing
oh thanks for saying Hannah.
I need to grow more lime green. Wow gorgeous
Such a beautiful beautiful bouquet and that rose is stunning do you mind telling me which one it is please?😊
It’s timeless purple I think and I’m thinking of getting burgundy ice also - hope that’s helpful
My dahlias don’t seem to last long in the vase do you have any tips and do you include plant food with your bouquets? Thanks, really enjoying your videos!
Thanks for your lovely comment- and yes! Cut with super sharp secateurs so you avoid crushing the stem and put into water straight away! So literally cut and dunk immediately- they have hollow stems so you have to avoid air pockets- and I never use plant food just very very clean vases - hope that helps
I find penstemon droop after a couple of days, do you have any tips?
Hello 👋 Dave I choose stems from a mature plant with flowers that aren’t fully open and conditioning them correctly is the key thing- I cut in the morning and leave for 24 hours - hope that’s helpful- where are you in the world?
I’ve just ordered some ninebark after seeing your autumn bouquet with the orange dahlia loved it,can I ask a question,how much do you charge for a bouquet?
Hi Louise ninebark is brilliant- where are you based? I only sell my bouquets locally
@@fierceblooms I’m based in Berkshire,just doing research as I want to start a cut flower business of my own
I charge £85 for a very large bouquet 💐- good luck with your business- do you have some space to grow?
@@fierceblooms yes a large garden and I have an allotment
ah love allotments - we had one when we lived over in Rempstone near Loughborough and had
lots offun with it.