FORAGED.
A wicker basket filled with pale flowers beside garden scissors.
A basket of soft white blooms.
A palm holding tiny white and blue flowers with loose green stems.
Small gathered discoveries.
A paper-wrapped bouquet of yellow, white and orange spring flowers.
A lighter seasonal colour direction for a considered space.

Portfolio studies; seasonal designs vary. These are not photographs of a booked venue or an identical catalogue order.

Flower care

Caring for seasonal flowers.

Seasonal flowers respond to their material, their journey and the room they enter.

Flower care notes

A few simple routines can support them without pretending every bunch will behave in the same way.

Begin with a clean vessel

Use a clean vase and fresh water before arranging. Revisit the water regularly so leaves and debris do not sit below the waterline.

Give stems room

Keep the arrangement away from direct heat and strong sunlight where possible. Make small changes to the water and placement rather than expecting a fixed result from every stem.

Let the season lead

A seasonal arrangement is not a permanent object. As materials shift, remove anything that has passed and allow the remaining line and texture to change with it.

Questions

How often should I change the water for seasonal cut flowers?

Check the water regularly and replace it when it is no longer clear. A clean vase and fresh water help create a better setting for cut seasonal flowers.

Should I keep fresh flowers in direct sunlight?

Fresh flowers are generally better away from direct heat and strong sunlight, which can place extra stress on natural materials in a vase.

How long will seasonal flowers last at home?

Natural flowers and preserved botanicals vary with their condition and setting, so FORAGED. does not promise a fixed lifespan.

Can I remove stems as they change?

Yes. Removing material that has passed can keep the remaining arrangement clear and lets its seasonal shape evolve naturally.