How to Arrange Spring Flowers in a Vegetative Style 🌷 Easy DIY Step-by-step Guide with Iris & Tulips

[@josephinegould1720]

That’s lovely Sharon and it makes so much difference with the cork cut lower. A design I might try when my strelitzia and agapanthus are in flower and I won’t be throwing any old biscuit tins away! Thank you for sharing.

[@sharondower]

Yes it does! Sometimes you just know when something doesn't look right! Those sweet tins at Christmas are also great containers

[@margaretmay7912]

Loved the design and final result

[@sharondower]

Thanks for watching to the end

[@joanmuldrew3841]

Thanks so much Sharon, really appreciate your help and guidance and hope I can do as nice as you have created today. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sharondower]

I hope it was helpful and good luck

[@sarahpugh749]

Hi, another amazing creation. This is a gorgeous spring design. I like parallel arrangements. Thank you for sharing.

[@sharondower]

Thank you so much!

[@Sammyjohnson-lt4kh]

Yessssss! Resembles a walk in the fresh open prairie in England. Loving it 's loveliness!

[@sharondower]

Thats such a lovely comment, thank you

[@carolc4016]

so creative, loved the final , final version with the narrower base, lovely.

[@sharondower]

I agree, the final, final is so much better

[@RochelleRubin]

Soft and beautiful.

[@sharondower]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alisonjackson2053]

Lovely as always If using the bottles in a container how would you achieve the bottom layer (the ground layer)? What greenery would you use?

[@sharondower]

I don't think I would cover the base, I would leave the bottles visible and make a feature of them.

[@alisonjackson2053]

Thank-you

[@izabela5557]

Gorgeous as always ❤

[@sharondower]

Thank you! Cheers!