More & More Flowers

07/26/2024

W***y and Ballerina girl

06/21/2024

Our new baby fawns

05/06/2024

I designed the flowers for a Women's Gathering at our Church ❤️

04/12/2024

03/31/2024

Happy Easter 🙏

Stargazer Lilies and Daffodils for church

12/14/2023

It must be Nutcracker Season ❤️

Dancers bouquets and roses are ready to go!

Oregon Coast Dance Center 🩰🌹🌺💐💃🕺👯🕴️

12/06/2023

📸 Look at this post on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/RYi4EsUjaW9XCh6t/?mibextid=xfxF2i
So cute! ❤️

11/22/2023

I taught another Floral arranging class on Saturday for the Tillamook County Master Gardeners at OSU Extension. This time we did a Cornucopia. They all (19 arrangements) turned out beautiful ❤️

09/11/2023

"Deep Purple" Roses 💜 Gorgeous

08/02/2023

I'm an alumni of both 😁♥️💐🌹👑

https://www.facebook.com/100064935152093/posts/664523479055485/?mibextid=CDWPTG

06/29/2023

Just wanted to share a behind the scenes look at the floral design world ❤️
https://fb.watch/ltEpuxrMnX/?mibextid=afzh1R

05/20/2023

Beautiful orchids at the Portland Flower Market...

and other pretty flowers

05/08/2023

My niece and her hubby's food cart is amazing 👍
If you get through Garibaldi, check it out ❤️

Dessert special today:

🍮 ~Fresh baked Chocolate Chip Bread Pudding with whipped cream on top~ 🍮

03/31/2023

Beautiful ❤️

Scottish Highlands Tartan Wedding Dress - This exquisite Tartan Wedding Dress was worn by Isabella MacTavish when she married Malcolm Fraser at Ruthven in January 1785. The Wedding Dress is currently on display at Inverness Museum. The wedding dress is the only 18th century woman’s tartan gown known to exist, and is still owned by descendants of the family. 🌹

03/25/2023

Tulips 🌷

New varieties are gorgeous 💗

03/11/2023

Florals for a Celebration of life at Faith Journey Church

03/11/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100064437892060/posts/597681979056393/?sfnsn=mo&mibextid=6aamW6

Very Pretty 🌹

The yellow and blushing pink hybrid tea bush ‘Smiles for Miles’ is available for $39.99 only at Portland Nursery's locations.

02/26/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100064437892060/posts/588871309937460/?sfnsn=mo&mibextid=6aamW6

Good morning gardeners! We’ve got two quick notes for you on this fine February day.

1. We’re happy to say that, after a brief snow induced hiatus, we’ll be opening at 11am today.

2. ‘Smile for Miles’—the official rose of the 2023 Portland Rose Festival—is ready and waiting for you as soon as the doors open!

02/14/2023

Happy Valentine's Day ❤️💕

"Hearts" Rose

01/05/2023

I haven't shared my website in a very long time.

Lynda More McClintock Event Floral Designer Consultations by appointment only Text or call us at 503 888-6859 Email: [email protected] Our floral studio is located in Pacific City,...

01/02/2023

Advent Wreath I created for Church

12/14/2022

We had a great time.
Everyone's arrangements were different.
Already planning the next one for March 2023 at Oregon State University Tillamook Extension with the Master Gardeners ❤️🌹

12/11/2022

I had the honor of teaching a "Holiday Centerpiece Class" for the OSU Tillamook County Master Gardeners yesterday at our OSU Extension office. Everyone did fabulous on their arrangements. I brought mine home and finished it. 💓

12/02/2022

It must be Christmas time ❤️

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving ❤️🦃

Much prettier in person 😁

10/21/2022

Gorgeous 🌺

10/08/2022

Autumn beauties...

This new Rose is called "Leather" 🍁🍂

The Dahlia is called "Gitts Attention" 🌼

10/01/2022

Cake topper ❤
Akito roses, green carnations and thistle

09/19/2022

The Queen's funeral wreath sat atop the coffin and features green foliage, pink roses and rosemary, some of which were chosen by King Charles. Draped in the Royal Standard and carrying the Imperial State Crown, the wreath contains plants from the gardens of Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Highgrove House. This is the third wreath to appear on the Queen's coffin.
Foliage was chosen for its symbolism, including rosemary for remembrance and English oak which symbolises the strength of love. Myrtle was cut from a plant that was grown from a sprig of myrtle in the Queen's wedding bouquet.
Other flowers in the wreath include garden roses, autumnal hydrangea, sedum, dahlias, and scabious. These are in shades of pink, white, gold and deep burgundy, to reflect the Royal Standard.
King Charles requested the wreath to be made sustainably without the use of floral foam.

08/05/2022

Beautiful beach wedding bouquet 💐
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Hula hair pieces 🌺