Black eyed susan boutonniere

sunflower boutonniere - Google Search I appreciate the grey vest with the gold tie. Simple yet beautifully handsome.

My friend Anna is naturally beautiful - and so were the flowers for her wedding. I feel very fortunate to have been a part of this wonderful wedding adventure in the Boundary Waters of northern Minnesota. Really, the flowers get a bit over-looked when a wedding ceremony looks out over the dramatic beauty of a northern lake and forest; the best a florist can do is try to fit in:-) The bouquets were made of mostly organic and locally grown flowers, berries and foliages; including: viburnum…

Delighted. Elated. Overjoyed. These words don’t even scratch the surface. Katie and Josh were married last weekend at a private residence in Fresno, surrounded by family and friends who co…

Quins Boutonniere, daisys & twine-it turned out better than I imagined! everyone loved it!

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Handmade Quality - Each boutonnière features carefully hand-selected dried flowers and is handcrafted for a unique artisanal design. Natural minor imperfections in the dried flowers and handmade process impart character. Versatile Usage - These boutonnieres are not limited to weddings; they can also be worn for other formal events, creating a stylish and sophisticated look.

Summer bridal bouquet with black-eyed Susan and wispy agonis foliage Photo credit Rebekah Viola

This week we have finally been able to enjoy a few classic Vermont summer days. They've been few and far between this summer with our months of heavy rain and flooding and then extreme heat and humidity. Maggie and I took a walk through the back pasture and gathered a bouquet of my favorite summer wildflowers, Black Eyed Susans and Queen Anne's Lace. So simple, and so beautiful! We've been overrun with eggs this week. I guess the hens have been enjoying these warm days and cool evenings as…

Black-Eyed Susan (aka, Rudbeckia or Gloriosa Daisy) offers pretty, long-lasting color in Colorado & Utah gardens. Some Black-Eyed Susan flowers live for many years. (They're long-lived perennials.) Others live for just a few years. (They're biennials or short-lived perennials.) Here's how to tell the biennials vs perennials apart, so you can choose the Black-Eyed Susan plants you want at the garden center.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a boutonnière is a floral decoration worn by men, typically a single flower or bud. The word comes from the French word for buttonhole, which is the Brit…