Three-Ingredient Bouquets For Busy Farmer Florists!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Three-ingredient bouquets have been a popular discussion topic lately and for good reason. Using fewer different ingredients (and more of them) can make bouquet making (and farming!) much simpler and easier. While a new idea to some, its quite common at markets and garden centers in some places in the world. I thought I'd use this bouquet style learned in the Netherlands some years ago and apply it to my own gardens to see what I could come up with! Hope this bouquet making idea provides some fresh inspiration (and permission) to make market bouquet assembly more straightforward!
Thanks for showing how you arrange them! Great video!
Thank you so much for your feedback! I am so excited about sharing my knowledge here on RUclips!
Love this concept!
Glad to inspire! Sometimes we just need permission that there are more than one right way to do flowers! ;)
Wow Massive bouquet! I love it. 😍
Thank you! Which one is your favourite!?
@@floristsonfarms red,yellow and purple is my #1 pick I’m gonna be biased they’re my favorite colors. The rest of the bouquets are also beautiful. 🤩
Aaah that’s a classic and bold colour combo! Good choice!
Very fun video. great bouquets. I need to try just 3 flowers to see how stunningly beautiful a simple color palette can look. Great job
You should! Sometimes flowers get over complicated and it doesn’t need to be that way!
Those are so beautiful! And the foliage goes perfectly with them..what variety is that?
beautifully, professional ,gorgeous color coordination and choice of colors. JUST AWESOME
Thanks so much! ❤️❤️❤️
That's interesting. When I was in Amsterdam last year, the type of bouquets I saw everywhere was completely different: tall, very airy, not symmetrical, lots of lines, many varieties of flowers but only 1-2-3 stems each.
Oh yes, that is a very signature design style for the Netherlands - the “Plulboeket”! Love that!
Beautiful bouquets❤ love them
Thank you! Sometimes we make flowers complicated but it doesn’t have to be!
Wooooow, amazing; love all of them. Thank you very much ❤
You’re welcome! Happy bouquet making!
Wow, amazing! :) Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Just found your channel and thanks for a great video, the flower arrangements are lovely.💚💐😍
Thanks so much! I’m brand new to RUclips but I think I’m getting the hang of it and it’s been a really nice way to share my knowledge and my life!
Браво🎉Просто великолепно. 🌺
Thank you so much! 🙏
Never knew you could use laurel as foliage,does it last long in a vase please? 🌸
Lasts forever as long as it’s matured (not that thin first spring growth)!
Fab-u-lus
Thanks so much! Fun, easy, and effective!
I am not familiar with your greenery. What is the spelling for the first greens - salow? Would you happen to know the variety of laurel? Thanks
Hi, sorry, “Salal” is the trade name for Gaultharia shalon, a very common foliage in the industry. I don’t know which variety of laurel it is; but if you are seeking some out to add to your cutting beds, I would recommend finding one with a smaller leaf. I make use of mine (it came with the farm); but the leaves are a bit too large, really, I’d like them to be half the size :)
thank you!@@floristsonfarms
Absolutely!
Can you tell the value of these bouquets? How much do you sell those kind of bouquets?
Hi! We all will have different markups; but using the standard florist industry markup formula, the first bouquet would be around $100-$120 CAD
Wow, just gorgeous. Not only do you grow beautiful flowers but you arrange them beautifully. Thanks. 💐💕🌻
Thank you for the high praise! ❤️❤️❤️
Those are so beautiful! And the foliage goes perfectly with them..what variety is that?
Thank you so much! You know, I don't know what variety it is because I glean off a hedge that came with our property and its probably 30+ years old; BUT if I were choosing a laurel to use for design, I would actually choose one with a smaller leaf than this one. The size of the leaf on the one I have here is actually a bit tricky for design. I hope that helps :)
@@floristsonfarms thank you so much!
Absolutely!