Toasting Marshmallows: Everything you need to know
How to arrange: Toasting Marshmallows
Warming, sweet and inviting. This arrangement of November flowers is a bonfire-night beauty. And the fluffy blooms are perfectly marshmallowy!
Discover more about our November flower arrangement…
Blooms – AKA chrysanthemums, (but Freddie couldn’t say that when he was little). You might notice that they arrive with protective nets made from sea kelp… these are biodegradable! Gently remove from the bottom up.
Aster – Well this seasonal November flower is really rather magical. The name comes from the Greek for ‘star’, named for its celestial appearance, and was considered sacred to the Greek and Roman deities.
Eucalyptus – Not only does it look fabulous but that unmistakable aroma will fill your home – try crushing a leaf with your fingers to release that soothing scent.
LA Lily – These beauties will take about 4-5 days to open up so don’t worry if they bloom a little after the rest. If you’re not a fan of pollen, just remove the stamens with a leaf.
Check out our Instagram and other blog posts for more information on your seasonal November flowers.
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