Standard Garden Hydrangea Bouquet
A non combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.
A naturally gathered bouquet of garden-grown hydrangeas, hand-picked and dried to preserve their wonderfully faded late-summer color. Each bouquet includes approximately 8–10 medium hydrangea stems in a beautiful mix of muted sage green, creamy ivory and soft, dusty pink.
Finished simply with a matte green silk ribbon, these feel as though they have been gathered from an old cottage garden and left to dry naturally by the kitchen door. Each bouquet will be entirely unique, with subtle variations in color, shape and texture.
Details:
8–10 medium dried hydrangea stems
Garden grown & naturally dried
Mixed muted green, cream & faded pink tones
Matte green silk ribbon included
Natural variations in color and size will occur
For indoor decorative use
Styling Suggestions:
Hang the bouquet from an old peg, cupboard door or the back of a cottage chair, as shown, or place the stems loosely in an antique pitcher, crock or basket. They’re also beautiful separated into smaller groupings and tucked throughout the home.
Standard Garden Hydrangea Bouquet
A non combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.
A naturally gathered bouquet of garden-grown hydrangeas, hand-picked and dried to preserve their wonderfully faded late-summer color. Each bouquet includes approximately 8–10 medium hydrangea stems in a beautiful mix of muted sage green, creamy ivory and soft, dusty pink.
Finished simply with a matte green silk ribbon, these feel as though they have been gathered from an old cottage garden and left to dry naturally by the kitchen door. Each bouquet will be entirely unique, with subtle variations in color, shape and texture.
Details:
8–10 medium dried hydrangea stems
Garden grown & naturally dried
Mixed muted green, cream & faded pink tones
Matte green silk ribbon included
Natural variations in color and size will occur
For indoor decorative use
Styling Suggestions:
Hang the bouquet from an old peg, cupboard door or the back of a cottage chair, as shown, or place the stems loosely in an antique pitcher, crock or basket. They’re also beautiful separated into smaller groupings and tucked throughout the home.
