The flower index

A year in flowers

What we love to work with, season by season. Flowers grown in season last longer, smell better and travel less — ask us what will be at its best for your date.

Spring

Tulip

Tulipa

February – April

Keeps growing in the vase and bends towards the light, so every arrangement moves.

Spring

Ranunculus

Ranunculus asiaticus

March – May

Layered, paper-thin petals; our favourite for bridal bouquets in spring.

Summer

Peony

Paeonia lactiflora

May – June

Short and spectacular: a few weeks of enormous, scented blooms.

Summer

Garden rose

Rosa

June – September

Grown for scent and form rather than straight stems; the heart of summer weddings.

Autumn

Dahlia

August – October

From tiny pompons to dinner-plate blooms, in every colour except blue.

Autumn

Chrysanthemum

September – November

Long-lasting and under-rated; spider and spoon forms are wonderfully sculptural.

Winter

Hellebore

Helleborus × hybridus

January – March

Nodding winter blooms in plum, blush and green; beautiful floated in shallow bowls.

Winter

Dried grasses

Poaceae

All year

Harvested in late summer and dried in the studio for winter installations.

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