Fashion Flowers For Winter
The New Collection : Red Decadence

< Rose

Black roses appear to originate from a fairytale world. Their improbable and "unnatural" colour inspires a powerful feeling of mystical expectation.

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Tulip >

Tulips are an unmissable part of Christmas. Red tulips at this time of year are small flowered and light in tone. Combine them with deep green Christmas foliage. It may be thick with snow outside, but inside the flower shops the shelves are full of lush, green leaves just waiting to bring life to your home.

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< Anemone

The petals of the anemone form a bowl, with a dark velvet eye at the centre. "Mona Lisa" is the most common variety, and the most well known anemone colour is cherry red, a perfect illustration of "Red Decadence".

Make a group using your favourite vases or bottle and place a flower in each one. A very distinctive combination, to create a very personal atmosphere.

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< Amaryllis

Amaryllis are flamboyant yet refined flowers which sit enthroned on a sturdy, tall stem. Like a big trumpet announcing their presence, they radiate drama. Using only a few flowers in a vase you can have a magnificent creation in your home. It is no wonder that amaryllis has become outlandishly popular in the last few years. Without a doubt their eye-catching good looks and ease of flowering have been contributing factors.

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Cymbidium >

The distinctive and mysteriously shaped cymbidium is best displayed alone. One stem in an understated but glamorous vase can look a million dollars. Or combine them with twigs, stark branches or dark green leaves to highlight the stunning beauty of the flowers. They may look like prima donnas but are easy to maintain and considering their vase life are not at all exclusive. Just don't let on!

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