As the days grow colder and the Christmas lights begin to twinkle once again, it’s time to add a touch of winter magic outdoors too. Christmas isn’t just about decorating indoors, with the right plants, you can give your garden or balcony a cosy and festive look.
Give your garden a Christmas makeover by placing potted plants in terracotta, black or dark green containers. Add seasonal decorations such as pinecones, branches, fairy lights and even baubles to create a festive atmosphere. A cluster of winter plants by the front door or on the patio instantly creates a warm welcome.
Fancy going a step further? Create a Christmas arrangement in a decorative basket or wooden crate. Combine Helleborus with moss, berries and candles for a rustic, romantic look.
Even in winter, you can add a floral touch indoors with cut flowers. Think of a red Dianthus Sparkz®, white Gerberas or the cut flower Helleborus Magnificent Bells to create a festive bouquet. Coordinate them with your outdoor styling for a beautifully cohesive look.
Some plants bloom specifically in winter, bringing colour and character to your garden even in the coldest months. One of the stars of the season is the Helleborus, also known as the Christmas rose. With elegant flowers in soft white and pink shades or deep purple, this plant blooms when most others are dormant. The Helleborus is not only hardy and long-flowering, but also a true eye-catcher in pots or borders.
Different varieties:
Discover all the different varieties here.
A wedding is one of the most personal and meaningful moments in life. Drawing from our experience, we’re delighted to share a few ideas for floral arrangements that can help make your day truly unforgettable.
Looking for something a little different? Some flower shapes are still relatively new and can add a surprising twist to your floral design. We’re proud to offer a selection of unique varieties that work beautifully in wedding arrangements. Ask your florist about the latest options.
Our suggestions:
More and more couples are choosing flowers with the planet in mind. Alstroemeria is a great example. It requires less energy to grow and lasts up to two weeks in a vase.
The Florinca variety, a spray Alstroemeria, is pollen-free and stays fresh even longer. Perfect for repurposing after the wedding in small vases around the home.
Limonium is another smart choice. It’s ideal for drying, so you can enjoy it long after the big day. Choose your favourite type: Sinuatum, Sinensis or Hybrid and create lasting memories.
Our suggestions:
Pastel tones remain a classic, but this year there’s also room for vibrant colour.
If you’re ready to express your personality and make a bold statement, go for rich purples, deep reds or brilliant yellows. Mix and match to create a bouquet that truly stands out.
Our suggestions:
Some flowers never go out of style. They’re romantic, easy to work with and add a soft, elegant touch to any arrangement. Think roses, lisianthus or baby’s breath: trusted favourites that bring beauty to every wedding.
Our suggestions:
A website by:
