Fresh-to-Dry Bouquet – Designed for Lasting Beauty
Our Signature Bouquets celebrate the changing beauty of the seasons, gathered fresh from our organically grown micro flower farm in Caherlag, Glanmire.
From late July through autumn, each bouquet is thoughtfully hand-picked using the very best flowers flourishing in the field that week. Every bouquet is unique, featuring a carefully curated mix of blooms and textures chosen not only for their beauty when fresh, but also for how beautifully they dry.
Your bouquet may include flowers such as helichrysum, statice, yarrow, craspedia, poker statice, ornamental flax, lepidium (cress), Ammi majus, nigella and other seasonal flowers, creating a naturally abundant arrangement with movement, texture and lasting character.
Designed to be enjoyed first as a fresh bouquet and then simply left to dry naturally in the vase, this is a bouquet that continues to bring beauty long after the fresh flowers have faded—capturing a little piece of the season to enjoy for months, and often years, to come.
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What’s Included:
– A hand-tied bouquet of seasonal, organically grown flowers
– Each bloom selected for its form, texture, and suitability for drying
– Curated to evolve beautifully from fresh to everlasting
– Designed in our natural, garden-led style
– Collection from our studio Wednesdays - Saturday in Caherlag, Glanmire (T45 R265)
-Local delivery may be available within Glanmire and Glounthaune. Please get in touch to enquire, 0858566051
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The Packaging:
Our bouquets are wrapped in crisp, recyclable brown paper, tied with twine, and finished with a branded gift tag—elegant, understated, and gift-ready.
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How to Dry:
For best results, separate your bouquet into smaller bunches of approximately 10 stems each, and hang them upside down in a warm, well-ventilated space out of direct sunlight. Good airflow helps prevent mildew and preserves both shape and colour as the flowers dry. The fresher the blooms are when dried, the better they’ll look long term. Once dried, you can return them to a vase, divide them throughout your home, or repurpose them into a wreath or floral project