Natural Dry Flowers

Flowers prefer growing in full sun and in well-drained, neutral pH soil. All flowers are either directly seeded in the fields or more commonly, transplanted into the fields. Transplantation is the process of uprooting or replanting a growing plant. The vibrant blooms of summer captivate our senses and imaginations, then so quickly fade away. Flowers blooming in a garden can be preserved by drying them for use in arrangements, decorations and various other applications.

Natural dry flowers can be annual or perennial. Annuals and perennials spice the landscape with their colorful flowers and foliage.

Annual flowers are versatile, sturdy and inexpensive. They quickly yield color for a long season. Perennial flowers return year after year. They fit into many landscapes and can be used in borders, as accents, or as strong focal points. The foliage of many perennial plants is attractive during non-flowering seasons.

Natural Dry Flowers
Annual Flowers Acroclinium Amaranthus Winged Everlasting Anemones Chamomile Armerias Bachelor’s Button Blue Salvia Broom Bloom Celosia Chinese Lanterns Dahlia Flowers Gomphrena Feverfew Helichrysums Helipterum Hydrangea Flowers Land Lotus Flower Nigella Marigold Matricaria Millet Flowers Orchid Flowers Oregano Phalaris Purple Majesty Rudbeckia Sea Holly Strawflower Sweet Annie Verbena Zinnias	Perennial Flowers Baby's Breath Bells of Ireland Blue Globe Thistle Carnation Flowers Daisy Flowers Flax Hibiscus Hollyhock Iris Lady's Mantle Larkspur Lavender Lily Flower Monkshood Pearly Everlasting Rose Flowers Statice Sunflower Yarrow

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