Dry flowers – create beautiful bouquets and wreaths that last

Indoor plants and interior

With a little time and effort, you can enjoy your flowers long after their natural life cycle is over. Here we will go through different techniques for drying flowers.

Fluffy Pampas Naturel

Height 90CM, Brown

Kr 129.90

Santini 4pk

Height 50CM, Assorted colors

Kr 99.90

Bqt Madeleine YR

Height 50CM, Multi

Kr 279.90

Eucalyptus 40cm 5pk YR

Height 40CM, Green

Kr 79.90

Grow your own cut flowers

Growing your own cut flowers is both enjoyable and less expensive than going to the florist. The term “cutting gardens” has become a common expression that implies that what you grow has a purpose. It is very nice when you get to pick your own bouquet and put it in a nice vase, or when you can decorate every room of your home with home-grown plants. Read more here about how to make a bouquet with all the outdoor flowers in your garden.

Tie your own flower bouquet – learn the spiral technique

Tying your own flower bouquet is something many dream of, but fewer dare to try. But there's no reason not to, the well-known spiral technique is relatively easy to master with a little practice.

Orchids - new ways to use them

Orchids are one of our favorites. With their lovely color nuances, beautiful flowers, and various types, they are all examples of nature's fantastic artwork. Phalaenopsis, or the moth orchid, is the most popular variety in Norway.

Orchid in water - how to do it

This trend is really taking off! Lots of people are switching to growing their orchids in water instead of bark or soil. Here are some tips to help you make it work.

Add color to your weekend with cut flowers

With a lovely bouquet of flowers, you can easily add some color to your weekend. The possibilities and combinations are endless when you put together your own bouquet of flowers. Classic roses with a few green sprigs or durable and colorful kalanchoe in a beautiful vase are simple combinations that fit anywhere in the home.

Indoor plants that can be moved outside in the summer

In spring and summer, it's nice to be able to move flowers and potted plants out to the garden and veranda, after a long winter indoors. A practical, flexible and durable way to decorate – both outdoors and indoors.

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