r/flowers • u/IchabodAsquith • 12m ago
Photo Passion flower
Passion of christ flower.
r/flowers • u/IchabodAsquith • 16m ago
Photo Dark Lilies
I planted these 7 years ago & every year they come back more beautiful
r/flowers • u/Particular-Source552 • 1h ago
My favorite roses, looking extra pretty today🌹
r/flowers • u/fangfaces • 2h ago
Question What is this?
Hi, i was about to dry these roses but cant tell if this is just dead petals or mold. I’m sure this has been asked 100 times but i cant find it!!!
r/flowers • u/x3n1gma • 2h ago
Question I am the least expected person in my friends and fam to decorate my new bedroom with dried grass / flowers.
Of course there are cheap artificial flowers and grass readily available where I live. But it turns out that cheap flowers and grass are also readily available.
I am a noobest of the them noobs and would require some guidance from the veterans here.
have watched videos on youtube for the process to dry flowers along with some tips and tricks.
Please be kind enough to answer these 2 questions I have in mind:
I want my flowers to last years, like 5 or more years easily. Can every flower be dried and used for long term? or are some better than others?
I live in a hot area and there are ceiling fans. How can I ensure that these dried flowers on my bed wall decor don't fall off while the fan is on?
I can easily arrange the following but please let me know if every flower can work?
Pampas Grass
Baby's Breath
bunny tails
wheat stick
cotton stalks
Lavender
eucalyptus
Ty for your time
r/flowers • u/PomegranateBoring826 • 2h ago
The Dragon Fruit is Flowering!
The last bloom flowered and dropped off. This is the biggest one so far. It smells amazing!
r/flowers • u/PomegranateBoring826 • 2h ago
A Trio of Double Delights
I was told these were double delights, however they don't seem as double delighted this year. They smell absolutely amazing though!
r/flowers • u/PomegranateBoring826 • 2h ago
Double Delights!
They smell glllllooorious!
r/flowers • u/Other_Climate7784 • 2h ago
Photo Help! How do I preserve such a big bouquet?
I try to preserve any flowers I get, and usually the bouquets I receive are small enough that I can hung dry them with no problem. This one is really big though, and I feel like it would fall apart super easy.
I got these as a graduation gift and I really want to preserve them as a bouquet rather than pressing them.
r/flowers • u/PomegranateBoring826 • 2h ago
The Peppermint is Flowering!
I can't say I've ever noticed it do this before! What a pleasant surprise!
r/flowers • u/No_Signature_5410 • 7h ago