Herb bouquet

How do we feel about using herbs in place of flowers for wedding bouquets?! Personally I'm all in on this trend! 📷 cred - pinterest #herbs #wedding #nature #naturewedding #herbbouquet #woodsywedding #centraloregonwedding #centraloregonbride #weddingflowers #meaningsbehindit

a rosemary brush, from a series of making a greek marinade

From faux flowers to vegetable bouquets.

Grow herbs to add texture, color, and scent to your cut flower bouquets.

The herb has long been considered the humble workhorse of the garden, providing easy-to-grow, pleasing-to-the-eye plants that earn their space with contributions to the kitchen table. Their contributions, however, can go far beyond the plate. They deserve equal attention within cut flower arranging.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner! Have you all sent your significant others a sly, nonchalant message to their work email containing a link to exactly what you're hoping to receive on the 14th? Just me? Cool. But okay, as much as I want this necklace, I'd be perfectly pleased with a bouquet of fresh something. Make that bouquet of fresh something pretty and useful, and I'm even happier. If you're the homemade gift-giving type and are hoping to pass out a few Valentines yourself this…

Herbal bouquets with a medicinal bent are the specialty of Brooklyn-based herb florist Cary Pereyra; from her new studio in Greenpoint, she designs seasona

If you're keen to get creative and try something new, why not try this edible vegetable and herb bouquet tutorial?! It's fun - and they look great!