Dried Flowers

Otherwise known as Yarrow, the umbrella shaped head and bright golden colour is a favourite amongst dried flower arrangers.

This tall, erect plume of colour will give structure and form to your arrangement and is otherwise known as "Love lies bleeding". Each stem stands well and can be used in a vase to complement other dried or artificial flowers. Available in a natural green or burgundy red.

These generous bunches have both green buds and orange flowering tips.

Beautiful bright carthamus, available in natural green (flowering buds closed), orange (with the bright tuft of orange popping out of the bud) or yellow (with the bright tuft of yellow popping out of the bud)

Carthamus is commonly known as "safflower" and is grown overseas as a poor alternative to saffron

Otherwise known as "Cape Gooseberry" we would not recommend eating ours as they are grown especially for decoration and look better than they taste! Available October

approximately 20 "lanterns" per bunch

This delicate white flower, otherwise known as Baby's Breath is especially pretty when used with roses. A touch of gypsophilia will give any arrangement a prettier, more feminine look.

The bright colours of the helichrysum (straw flower) can be glued or wired into all dried arrangements. Available in a variety of colours, this popular dried flower is otherwise known as "strawflower"

A very popular dried flower that comes in a variety of bright colours. Otherwise known as "strawflower", each bunch has approx 20 stems and is 50cm long

Otherwise known as "strawflower", each bunch has approx 20 stems and is 50cm long

These beautiful hydranges do vary in colour, ranging from burgundy/green to a cream. Head size varies, approx 10cm diameter.

We shall send you the best we have available at the time

The annual Delphinium (or Larkspur) is extremely useful for all dried flower arrangers. The tall flowering stems look fantasic on their own in a vase or in larger arrangements but if you are careful, larkspur is also very valuable broken down into clusters of flowers for complicated gluework. Available in ivory white, blue, pink and light blue

An extremely popular variety, whether fresh, dried, hung in the kitchen on its own or used in arrangements. This highly scented dried flower is as sort after now as it has ever been.

Another extremely popular herb. Although marjoram (or oregano) can come in a variety of shades and colours, we dry a purple variety for its depth in colour and versitility.

Beautiful dried roses of the best quality

Beautiful dried roses of the best quality, please be aware this photo shows a bunch of twice the size you will receive

Beautiful dried roses of the best quality. These yellow roses are a beautiful bright golden yellow but a smaller stem length and head size than the red roses

These dried roses have lost their colour and are now an old ochre colour

An apricot pink dried rose, the head size is smaller than the other rose bunches but there is twice as many stems to the bunch

A mixed bunch of dried roses, not necessarily those shown in the photo

The grandfather of dried flowers, statice sinuata.

A fantastic flower, but perhaps an aquired taste! In drying the sunflower reduces quite substantially in size to create a very unique and distinct head that is very atractive in its own right