Petals, Flowers by Sarah

Brighten your week with a colorful bouquet of fresh flowers, or
score big points by bringing home a different arrangement each week.
The GA bouquet is in a 3.5“ glass vase and fits in your cup holder.

Eight weeks of service ( January 22   -  March  12)  is just $176.
Sign up is open until Wednesday , January 27th, 2010.
Deliveries will arrive by noon on Monday and 10am on Friday.
A minimum of ten customers is needed to guarantee these prices. This offer is for the staff and members of the General Assembly.

Email or call Sarah to sign up or if you have questions.

Easy elegance – Orchids make any space more gracious. Orchids are so special and long lasting,  I thought it might be a nice gift idea to give a planter with an orchid, and then every three months provide a new orchid for the planter.

Holly Ball will be here Friday 12/4, and I am still taking orders for nosegays, wrist corsages and boutonnieres. Choose from red or white roses, ribbon – green, red or white, and embelishments red, gold or silver.  The wrist corsage is $17, the nosegay is $14.00 and the boutonniere is $8.00. Pick up at Grace Baptist Church in Winsdsor Farms on Friday between 10-2pm , or 7607 Bryn Mawr Road after 1pm. Email me to order: petals.sarah[at]gmail.com or use the link to the left.

Foyer Arrangement

On September 26th, I arranged the flowers for a wedding and reception.  (The bride’s flowers will follow.) The bride wanted red roses, so I incorporated those into a fall palette of greens, burgundys and other shades of fall.

The anchor for the arrangements was the cymbidium orchid, which carried all the colors. I used lots of different materials (including figs and champagne grapes) to create interest and richness.

The photo featured here was in the foyer. Visit my flickr account for more photos.

This seasonal 4x4x4 (container size) always sells for $40

Flowers are blooming all over Tuckahoe Plantation and beautiful arrangements are bound to happen. Every week there is something new, and the colors and fragrance will take you back to a time when you could only receive flowers from a garden.

In February I made these arrangements for a Luncheon at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. I had a modest budget, and didn’t want to do flowers in a vase. That can get so predictable. These “arrangements” looked like mounds of sherbert ice cream. yum! Each table had a different color combination. It was so fun-and they were low, so the ladies could see over them. You can take a side trip to this blog jomygoodness and see all the cool things people are making with carnations! (it’s fun to click around here too). Did you notice they are always massed?