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They're there ready and waiting with their green limbs poking out of sodden soil, or they're already creating a sunny uplifting glow in your garden or on the roadside. Spring has arrived and an abundance of sunny yellows, deep purples and lush greens seem to effortlessly appear from nowhere. Bring spring flowers into your home to brighten up a dark corner.

Free roaming and free spirited, the ivy plant is one of those greenery pieces that will tie in with most wedding themes or events. It has an unruly quality, boldly seeking the next available free space to spread it's green loveliness.

The brides bouquet for this Devon wedding set in a rustic barn, developed into a dreamy and charming mix of flowers in sumptious pinks in blush, coral and salmon tones. Such a scrumptious assortment of colours! Ruscus, Gypsophila Paniculata, roses and Peonies were integrated to give a quintessentially English countryside feel. This wedding style felt serene, cheery and timeless.

Colour has an ability to alter our mood, so why not contemplate a wedding or event with Brazilian, Mexican or Spanish fiesta influences. These countries know how to throw a party and no one's leaving without giddy euphoria on this occasion.

We're happy to help create a magical flower arrangement for you to give on Valentine's Day. Feel free to get in touch to discuss your ideas.

Purple flowers with eucalyptus embraces a more traditional feel for a wedding or event. They're versatile, looking great with many other colours from subtle creamy whites to sunny yellows and plum tones.

Table displays at events and weddings help add interest and drama. They will create a cohesive feel by replicating colours or a particular plant or flower throughout a space. Here are a few examples of table decor for ideas and inspiration.

A few sprigs of mistletoe is a lovely natural way to add Christmas decor. Here's a little insight into this magical herb.