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Indulge in a “Martha Stewart Summer” filled with garden-fresh blooms, effortless charm, and intentional living. Here, you’ll find floral care tips to maintain your beautiful flowers, plus some of our favorite arrangements to decorate your everyday spaces.
Floral Care Tips:
- Change the water often
To maintain a fresh bouquet or vase of flowers, the most important detail is their water supply. Changing the water every other day can keep the blooms looking fresh and will reduce the odds of not getting enough to drink. Cutting the flower stems at an angle will allow more water to be absorbed, which can be done as often as you change the water in the vase.
- Use a tablespoon of sugar
Flower food is usually included in a bouquet you purchase from the store and will always be put in a vase from a florist. Though most people don’t have floral food on the ready, almost everyone has a tablespoon of sugar! After replacing the water, adding a small amount of simple sugar will give the flowers the kick they need.
- Take out dead flowers
Flowers that have begun wilting or are molding at the stem will cause further problems for the blooms that are very much still alive. Simply remove the old and dying flowers because they can emit a toxin into the water that will kill the rest of the arrangement quickly. Different kinds of flowers have different expiration dates, so make sure to keep an eye out and change the water after doing so!
- Move them away from a window
Sunlight is necessary when growing in a field, but after they have been cut, they need a comfortable, room-temperature place to stand.
Summer Arrangements:
Whimsical Lavender
This whimsical design will leave them delighted! Soothing lavender roses, stock, blue delphinium, and iris spring on a bed of dark purple carnations creates a beautiful field of flowers. It’s the perfect treat for that special person in your life.
Petite Playfulness
There’s nothing petite about how much they’ll love this arrangement! With lovely hydrangeas, lisianthus, roses, and more featured in different shades of green, Petite Playfulness is a delightful emerald mix.
Amethyst Romance
Showcasing an elegant mix of lavender, pink, and white blooms, Amethyst Romance is a captivating masterpiece that brings luxury to any occasion. Featuring stunning roses, daisy poms, cushion poms, statice, stock, and more, this bouquet exudes sophistication and charm. Whether expressing love, celebrating a special moment, or simply adding richness to your space, this arrangement is the perfect touch of floral elegance.
Coral Daydream
Experience refined elegance with Coral Daydream, a sophisticated arrangement featuring a soft pink hydrangea, delicate peach roses, and stunning bicolor tulips and snapdragons. This exquisite blend of blooms embodies timeless beauty and grace.
Garden Glamour
This delightful bouquet is full of elegance! The striking green carnations, white ranunculus, yellow roses, and more create a truly glamorous arrangement.
Serene Spirit
With its elegant charm, Serene Spirit is an exceptional bouquet for any occasion. This arrangement is a vision composed of light pink carnations and roses, peach carnations and spray roses, white tuberoses and ranunculus, and greenery.
Quaint Garden
Step into a peaceful oasis with Quaint Garden, a sweet and serene flower arrangement that captures the beauty of a blooming garden. This bouquet has a delicate mix of blue hydrangeas, peach lilies, pink and peach roses, and blue scabiosa that brings a touch of elegance to any setting. Perfect for thoughtful gifts, celebrations, or simply just because, this floral design adds a soft, timeless charm wherever it’s sent.
As summer unfolds, there’s no better time to slow down, gather what’s blooming around you, and bring a little charm into your home. A “Martha Stewart Summer” is all about creating elevated living, where every detail is thoughtfully curated, yet everything feels relaxed and naturally beautiful. Use these tips and techniques trusted by florists to maintain those classic garden charm arrangements.
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