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Fall foliage is now in its prime. Dahlias, bittersweet berries, and crabapple branches in shades of orange and crimson are abundant and may even be growing in your own backyard. Rather than taking a ...

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Choosing cutting garden flowers in a rich palette of terracotta, burgundy, and peach – with perhaps a touch of cream – will ...

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This low-profile vase from MPG has a bit more of an antique feel; this design would be great for arranging sprawling bouquets ...

AS COOLER temperatures arrive in September, gardens in the northeast U.S. stand tall against clear blue skies and look happy again after months of drought and withering heat. I was eager to draw my ...

Whether designing with flowers for a huge formal event or a small casual affair, the trend is toward a more wild and natural look, according to floral designer Ariella Chezar of the FlowerSchool in ...

Designers are ditching vases in favor of dramatic arrangements on the ground. Credit... Supported by By Alexa Brazilian Photographs and Video by Kyoko Hamada BREAKING VASES IS an occupational hazard ...