Guide to Blooming Branches
Welcome to our guide on blooming branches! For weddings that fall between January-June, blooming branches can be a stunning part of the floral decor! These beauties add height and an organic, outdoor quality to any table setting. But like nature itself, blooming branches have their own rhythm. They keep blooming even after they're cut, so timing is key! In Pittsburgh, we have a short window for these lovelies, but fear not—our wholesalers ensure we have the perfect branches, even if local trees aren't in sync with our schedule. If you’re a fellow florist ordering for a wedding or event here's everything you need to consider!
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How To Make A Eucalyptus Shower Bundle
If you're craving a bit of refreshment and rejuvenation, especially in these chilly winter months, why not try making your own eucalyptus shower bundle? The delightful scent not only brings tranquility but also revitalizes, offering various health benefits like easing cold symptoms, clearing sinuses, and promoting relaxation. This easy and effective DIY project is a fantastic way to lift your spirits during the colder seasons—and if you're in Pittsburgh, we bet you could use a pick-me-up right about now!
We’re going to guide you through this uncomplicated process that costs less than $10 and gives you a beautiful, invigorating, and long-lasting gift for yourself or a friend!
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Our #1 Tip For Bringing Fresh Spring Branches Indoors
We know that Spring is here when we see the pops of bright yellow Forsythia blooms against the still barren trees. But don’t just think you can only enjoy the blooms when you’re out and about in nature.
This is one of our favorite branches to bring indoors because of its color and vase life!
The fiery yellow blooms will last up to 2 weeks in a vase on your kitchen table or mantle. All you need is a heavy vase, clippers and a few branches of Forsythia to create a beautiful Spring arrangement!
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