Manipulate varieties of flowers to create new visual hybrids.

All of these amazing recreations were found on google images. How cool are they....

This flower would be a Gloriosabera ( gloriosa lily petals & gerbera flower)

If this had a name it would be Fusczinnia (Fushia blossoms, forell and Zinia stem)

Gerbera daisy flower with gloriosa stemen and wheat 

The team at Chris Lindsay Designs spend some of there off time surfing the web. Getting ideas, staying fresh with trends and interesting designs in floral that are not always seen in the US.

Flowers and ideas in Irish colors for St Patricks...

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the roses are called Jade, they have a wonderful green cast and look fantastic with chartreuse Cymbidium Orchids. A great table runner piece for a party.

Amazing door wreath of potatoes and leaves. Could not get more irish....

Table piece with all green vegetables for St Patricks day

Green fruit and vegetables for a green beverage

Perfect Irish  Bridal Bouquet.

Mini cauldron of clover

Assorted green moss wreath.

True French Floral designs in all there glory.

 Chris Lindsay Designs post for this weeks blog page. 

I was born and raised in England and often return to the UK and especially France for design inspiration. In France people nearly always bring flowers when meeting friends, carry them in life tributes and often bring a floral bouquet to parties. Texture and sensory involvement are key to the over all visual. Containers and vases become an extended part of the arrangement. foliage, berries, branches and all manner of innate objects are woven to create the vessel that displays such wonder. I'm in love with this form of design and after over thirty years of floral I am excited to find another form that I can share. Enjoy....
Char XX