An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
Sweet William is a short-lived perennial that attracts birds, bees, and butterflies.
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An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
Orange mint– one of the more subtle varieties– has a characteristically perky, petal-like leaf structure. It also grows taller and fuller than most spear- and peppermint varieties, so it works as well in a bouquet as it does in your tea.
Molly Beauchemin
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An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
Chive Blossoms bring a lovely, textured purple to any floral arrangement.
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An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
Pinks, purples, and whites are what is known in color theory as “harmonious colors”. Try mixing them amongst the greens to make a soothing, ebullient design.
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An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
GC’s “three ingredient bouquet” makes a quick and easy table decoration both inside and out.
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An Herbal Arrangement: Mint, Chives, and Other Unexpected “Flowers”
Orange Mint, Chive Blossoms, and Sweet William– a perfect combo for June.
