Cut flowers for every-day occasions
Tulips and apple blossoms in May Photo: L. Beswick
Detail: trollius, tulips, apple and epimedium Photo: L. Beswick
Early Spring Photo: L. Beswick
A late summer bouquet Photo: L. Beswick
Cream and green Photo: L. Beswick
A tiny tucking Photo: L. Beswick
Whimsical simplicity Photo: L. Beswick
"Spring" in August Photo: L. Beswick
Fall gathering Photo: L. Beswick
Last of Autumn Photo: L. Beswick
Cut flowers for every-day occasions
Flowers are ephemeral. Carnations and chrysanthemums last and last... tulips, roses, peonies, lilies, delphiniums, irises, are ever changing – opening, unravelling, translucently ‘painting’ themselves as they dry and die, spill petals. That they are not static makes them, perhaps messy, but alive. They change throughout the day, moving and lengthening with the sun. Tulips become great clown poppies. All this matters. Should matter.