Cornish cut flowers & confetti

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View fullsize Looking back on a few of the stunning shots of our confetti in action in 2024 🥰 what a collection of beautiful, happy days 🥂🤍 Happy new year all! #confettishot #weddinginspiration #weddingphotography #confetti #petalconfetti #naturalconfetti #bi
View fullsize Happy Christmas Eve! Something tasty behind door 24…although an inflorescence or curd rather than a flower - cauliflower 🤍💚 Cauliflower is grown and harvested every week of the year in Cornwall so there’s a good chance your Christmas
View fullsize 23rd December - Happy Christmas Eve eve! Today a plant that might well still be flowering in your greenhouse or on your window sill, geraniums. Geraniums and pelargoniums often get bunched together - geraniums are the hardy perennials whereas pela
View fullsize 22 - stocks or Matthiola, a member of the brassica family. Stocks are grown for their gorgeous scented flowers and we grow them to dry as a scented element of our confetti mixes. They also last well as cut flowers, again providing gorgeous scent.
View fullsize 21st December - Happy Winter Solstice! What better way to celebrate than with the party flower, dahlias. My technicolour favourite! There is something for everyone with all these different types to choose from: ✨Single ✨Waterlily ✨Pompon ✨Fimbriate
View fullsize 20th December - Achillea Achillea come in all sorts of colours, from pale pastels to bright cerise and mustardy yellow. They’re a clump forming or stoloniferous perennial and provide a lot of bang for your buck as they’re happy to be div
View fullsize 19th December - lavender. Lavender is so evocative of summer, I absolutely love growing it. Lavender is part of the mint family (laminaceae) and the name ultimately comes from the Latin lavare, from lavo, to wash. Think lavender, think a beautifu
View fullsize 18th December - only a week to go! 🎄 Today it’s the Empress of Winter, the camellia. Known as this because they bloom in late winter and, for me, are always the first sign and hope of spring. They’re also an important source of food for
View fullsize 17th December, today it’s Sweet William. Sweet william can be a biennial or short lived perennial. Sweet wills sometimes get overlooked or thought of as a bit old fashioned, but there are lots of gorgeous colours to grow and they’re love
View fullsize 16th December - scabious. Scabious comes from the Latin for itchy, which refers to the plants traditional use for treating scabies. Scabious can be annual or perennial and both are excellent for pollinators, with the seeds providing a winter food s

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