Lynne Henzler Festive Foliage Arrangements

13/05/2023

The photo of the forget-me-nots was taken in my garden. I did not plant this it was Mother Nature 💕

13/05/2023

10/01/2023

FLOWER OF THE MONTH

There are 2 official birth flowers for January - The snowdrop and the carnation. I have chosen to post a little information on the snowdrop (Galanthus Nivalis) Also referred to by a Swedish botanist as the milk flower of the snow.
Although blooming in February/March the snowdrop belongs to the amaryllis family. It is the first of the spring flowers to bloom showing us that spring is on its way. The snowdrop has three inner petals covered by three outer petal when opened. The flower head will collapse during extreme freezing temperatures and will re-open when the weather is warmer. The snowdrop was introduced to Britain by the Romans. Snowdrops have many meanings and symbols associated to the flower. They can mean sympathy, innocence and purity to name but a few. As it is the first flower to bloom at the end of winter it is now widely associated to symbolise hope. The snowdrop although small and delicate is toxic to animals and children and gloves should be worn when handling the bulbs. This is why deer and wildlife leave the little beauty well alone. This flowering plant requires very little maintenance and thrives in most soils. They are the perfect flower to give if you wish to offer condolence and sympathy.

10/01/2023

Autumnal arrangement

10/01/2023

Bride's request of red and white roses

10/01/2023

An example of the information I would give to the bride upon delivery showing the content of her wedding party flowers for future reference.

10/01/2023

Flower girl pommander

03/01/2023

Scottish themed table arrangement

03/01/2023

Floral football made by myself during the World Cup in 2010

03/01/2023

Corporate arrangement for breast cancer

03/01/2023

Previous corporate showcasing a contemporary design with red green and black

03/01/2023

An example of my previous corporate work

02/01/2023

I was inspired to draw this today after a walk outside in the snow thinking it won’t be long until I see these beautiful wee flowers ❤️

Nor will I then thy modest grace forget,

Chaste Snow-drop, venturous harbringer

of Spring, And pensive monitor of fleeting years!

William Wordsworth from ‘ To a Snow-Drop’ (1770-1850) – English Romantic Poet

01/01/2023

Totally tulips

01/01/2023

Luncheon table centre arrangement

01/01/2023

A wild bunch

01/01/2023

Shades of purple, creamy whites, and thistles were requested for this wedding

01/01/2023

Shades of pink designed for a small wedding

01/01/2023

A table centrepiece showcasing pastel anthuriums

01/01/2023

A simple long flowing design featuring beautiful cymbidium orchids with a touch of greenery was created as the bride wanted her flowers to be simple, easy to hold and to complement her height.

01/01/2023

I have decided to show some of my previous work for weddings. This was for a bride who wanted a natural look

23/12/2022

One of my last orders of a table centrepiece with silvers, winter whites and winter green foliage

20/12/2022

Lime green and yellow on its way to the shop

20/12/2022

Another order for the cemetery at Christmas with a gold heart and a wee robin

20/12/2022

Cemetery Wreath with thistles and gypsophilia commonly known as baby’s breath for a young child

19/12/2022

Circular festive arrangement designed on a wooden log slice
SOLD

19/12/2022

SOLD 😊. …. Loving this beautiful scented lavender wreath. I displayed it with a candle in the centre. The customer intends to use it as a table centrepiece with her own candle 😊

19/12/2022

I’m here today at Lairg Christmas Market selling my designs. The weather has much improved so hopefully there will be a good turnout of interested customers.