Spring Dried Flowers – Refresh Your Home

Spring dried flowers represent a new start. This season is a time of optimism and promise so it’s great to be able to choose dry blooms and botanicals for home decor and bouquets that reflect this.

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Pressing violas to make spring dried flowers to use in cards and craft projects.

At daisyshopUK Spring starts with Valentines Day in February, moves right on to Mothers Day in March, then Easter which is usually in April, and all the time nature is becoming more and more abundant around us.

 

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Buy dry blooms for spring interest

Seasonal images of Spring blooms above:

  • Violas ready for pressing – we make many pressed flowers in our own workshop including Violas, Forget-me-not, Cherry blossom, Narcissi and other spring favourites.
  • Bouquet of dry red roses – Roses and the colour red are synonymous with Valentines Day. But Mothers Day follows soon after. Why not tone it down for Mum with a bouquet in pastels and spring green like the pic below?
  • Natural Pussy willow stems aka Salix caprea are a more understated celebration of spring. Display a few stems in a vase for home decor.
  • Dyed flowers and grasses in vibrant colours reflect the joy of a new season – the renewal of Easter is often celebrated with primary colours and brights.
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Pastel and green palette for a seasonal arrangement or bouquet

Read more about our dried pussy willow

Spring cleaning – Lavender and fresh fragrances

Spring and spring cleaning go hand in hand, and Lavender is a fragrance synonymous with cleanliness:

  • Try fragrant dried lavender in little bags for cupboards and drawers.
  • Make or buy lavender potpourri to freshen up the house.
  • Citrus home fragrance – potpourri and oils such as Lemon, Lime or Orange add a clean zing and are great for kitchens and bathrooms.

 

See our other seasonal tips

Our seasonal shopping pages are displayed depending on the time of year for summer, autumn and winter inspiration.

More botanical inspiration

Got a question about spring dried flowers? Just contact us!