Hocus Pocus: Everything you need to know
How to arrange: Hocus Pocus Flowers
Double, double, stems and trouble. Here’s an Halloween themed flower arrangement to cast a spell in your vase, with a pinch of gleaming hypericum and witchy leucadendron.
Discover more about this arrangement waiting to be delivered to our flower subscribers this spooky season…
Meet Leucadendron
Watch Freddie’s video below to find out more about this bizarre stem!
Blooms
These witchy chrysanthemums are a little bit magic – they last for so long you’ll think they’ve been charmed! Perfect to cut down or pop in a bud vase.
Pittosporum
A marvellous foliage that is a perfect little helper for styling – they help the other Hocus Pocus flowers stay in the correct place. Good old pitto!
Hypericum
Also known as St John’s Wort or Scare Devil, this spooky berry represents superstition and was placed around the house to warn off evil spirits. Truly ideal for Halloween flowers and this time of year.
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