Dried herb bouquet

dried floral bouquet

Jill Bower, owner, grower, and designer for Erie Way Flowers has been cultivating since she was young. Whether you’re looking to preserve a special memory, make a floral wreath, or just preserve your garden’s beauty all summer, Jill brings you her foolproof steps to air drying flowers.

We’ve got a simple and sweet smelling idea for a new neighbor moving onto your street this summer: an herb bouquet! Gorgeous and also super useful (think of it as the alternative to a delivery of fresh zucchini from your garden). Plus, the best part is you don’t need a garden to put it together. You can get […]

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Style No. 90149014; Color Code: 000 Hand-crafted with natural materials grown and harvested on a woman-owned farm in the Pacific Northwest, this dried bouquet brings home the soft scent of grassy fields. Each long-lasting bouquet features a mix of oats, eucalyptus, artemisia, thistle, and more. Avena oats, baby eucalyptus, silver dollar eucalyptus, artemisia, Echinops globe thistle, caspia, Ammobium daisies Indoor or sheltered outdoor use Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and humidity…

Valentine's Day is just around the corner! Have you all sent your significant others a sly, nonchalant message to their work email containing a link to exactly what you're hoping to receive on the 14th? Just me? Cool. But okay, as much as I want this necklace, I'd be perfectly pleased with a bouquet of fresh something. Make that bouquet of fresh something pretty and useful, and I'm even happier. If you're the homemade gift-giving type and are hoping to pass out a few Valentines yourself this…