Field Studies Flora

Name: Field Studies Flora
Address: New York, NY, 11201, US
Telephone: +12126554611

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Field Studies Flora The most amazing things come from the earth. We bring them to your doorstep.

02/09/2025

Blooming quince, tulips and amaryllis inside photographed by .jess.laird .

02/07/2025

A new favorite from the shelves of our studio library: Successful Gardening with Limited Water by Margret Tipton Wheatly, published in 1978.

02/05/2025

The gardener Piet Oudolf is a rich resource for anyone craving earthly inspiration during the cold, brittle months of winter. To him, “the skeletons of the plants are as important as the flowers.” Shown here: Rodgersia, Hellebore, a warm weather landscape and winter grasses.

02/03/2025

A favorite intervention from the close of last year at . Blue ice juniper, Spanish moss and handmade garlands of bisected dried teasel seed heads.

01/31/2025

We’re honored to handle the weekly floral account for newly opened project , photographed by . Here, chrysanthemums of all kinds rest inside a thicket of witch hazel, yellow dogwood, and castor.

01/26/2025

Milkweed — a beloved plant of our team — styled for a campaign by .enso, photographed by at our studio in Brooklyn.

01/22/2025

Flora to look forward to this summer: the tall blooms of the Black Cohosh or “Fairy Candles.” Found in the woods, these plants have spindly stems and a scent that sends beetles into utter bliss.

01/18/2025

Incredibly fragrant, Arrowwood Viburnum, native to eastern North America, procured by . Each popcorn ball bloom, is made up of hundreds of miniature flowers with soft leather-like petals. The blooms last longer than you’d expect, filling the room with a sweet, almost jasmine fragrance.

01/16/2025

Last summer, Franco Fubini approached our studio for a three-fold partnership in tandem with the release of ’s second issue of REACT, featuring conversations with our founder Alex, pomologist William Mullen and more. For this layered intervention, twisting apple branches were woven through towers of wooden factory pallets at Natoora’s space in Brooklyn after being procured from a local farm in urgent need of pruning. With this choice, a floral arrangement was reimagined as an environmentally equitable solution to a farmer’s problem.
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Shown here: Irving Penn’s Red Apples (1995), photos from the Natoora intervention, and a pristine portrait of an odd apple by .

01/14/2025

Uncracked Poppy heads and newly-emerged Skunk Cabbage at rest in vessels made by for a campaign for photographed by .jess.laird at .

01/10/2025

Scenes from the wilds of winter.

01/08/2025

A winter grass: Golden Dew Tufted Hair, scanned here from Piet Oudolf’s Dream Plants.

01/06/2025

Explorations in the studio with dried Fern found on a hike in the garden state, photographed by around this time last year.

01/05/2025

When friend and fellow collaborator, noted Karl Blossfeldt for inspiration, our team decided to showcase the three extraordinary and graphic seed pods of Sunflowers, Milkweed and Echinacea for an intimate dinner hosted by and at last fall.

01/02/2025

Climbing False Buckwheat or 𝑭𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒑𝒊𝒂 𝑺𝒄𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒏𝒔 is native to North America. This small vine can stretch its arms out 20 feet and quickly twist around neighboring plants to create a blanket of its own making. This enterprising tempo is a nuisance to gardeners who wish to rid their landscape of it, though they shouldn’t be so hasty. It provides nectar for many pollinators, with seeds that offer important sustenance. Even more beautiful, its ability to weave itself into a blanket provides shelter for many critters who may need it.

12/31/2024

This past year brought our studio many nourishing projects, including an evolution of our relationship with Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung of who celebrated the opening of their resplendent space, , in the spring of 2024.

12/30/2024

This past May, our founder Alex Crowder was tasked with creating a tablescape of flora for ’s spring issue, dedicated to the art of food. With a brief of embracing edible elements, Alex put together a delicious landscape of Mayapple, pink Oyster Mushrooms, Chamomile, Choy Sum, Honey Garlic, Sweet Potato, Shepherd’s Purse, Golden Alexander, and Dead Nettle.

12/29/2024

Favorite scenes from an editorial campaign for this year. Photography by , styling by and .

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+12126554611

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http://www.fieldstudiesflora.com/

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