Making a Floral Centrepiece with Garden Roses & Peonies

#growingflowers #gardentovase #arrangingflowers #inspiredbynature #springflowers #cuttinggarden
June is one of the best months for creating soft and ethereal flower arrangements using all the ruffly, blowsy shapes in bloom now in the garden. In this video Ally creates a romantic and shapely centrepiece design in a footed bowl using seasonal flowers - garden roses, peonies, verbascum, sweet rocket, clematis, polymonium and rock roses. We hope you enjoy it!
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[@Joanna-ks2xp]

Love your work. Stunning.

[@aesmestudio]

Thank you so much! xx

[@janeennichols4187]

Beautiful really beautiful

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Thank you so much 😊

[@patpowers2154]

Beautiful. I see you left the leaves with black spots intact I always struggle with that, but it looks great,

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Beauty in the imperfections! x

[@jessicachina647]

Can you share the name of that beautiful peachy blush rose?

[@jessicachina647]

Or maybe that’s a peony

[@aesmestudio]

Sure! It's an Itoh Peony called 'Canary Brilliants'