Design Story & Atmosphere
Loose stems in red, orange, pink, blue, purple, and white rise at different heights, capturing the exuberance of a meadow at its midsummer peak.
❀ Flower Materials
Multicolour cosmos, white chamomile daisies, orange-yellow coreopsis or sulphur cosmos, red and orange Iceland poppies, pale-blue delphinium, Queen Anne’s lace or Orlaya, purple campanula or balloon flower, blue tweedia, fountain grass, red-bud line foliage, and seasonal greens.
❀ Flower Meaning
Cosmos represents harmony; poppy suggests imagination and remembrance; delphinium means openness; chamomile symbolises resilience; tweedia conveys trust.
❀ Fragrance
Light and green with a faint herbal meadow note; most flowers are only mildly scented.
❀ Allergy & Pet Safety
Delphinium and tweedia are unsafe if eaten, and daisy-family flowers may irritate sensitive people or pets. Poppy plant material should not be consumed. Keep the mixed bouquet and vase water out of reach of animals and children.
❀ Expected Vase Life
About 4–7 days; poppies and delicate cosmos are naturally short-lived, while crisper stems may last longer.
❀ Care Guide
Recut 1–2 cm from every stem at an angle, remove foliage below the waterline, and use a clean vase with fresh water and flower food. Replace the water every one to two days, remove fading blooms, and display in a cool place away from direct sun, heat, draughts, ripening fruit, children, and pets.














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