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Yukiko’s Floral Design Studio
46 Berens Drive
Kentfield, California 94904
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Tag Archives: lisianthus
Floral Designs — Summer 2009 (June-August)
TweetHydrangea with leucadendron and curly willow. Dahlia with chrysanthemum, leucadendron and summer branches.
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Tagged chrysanthemum, cymbidium, dahlia, equisitum, hydrangea, leucadendron, lisianthus, love in the mist, Queen Anne's Lace, summer branches, summer flowers, summer roses
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Floral Designs: Winter 2009 (January-February)
TweetAs new arrangements are completed, we phởtograph them before they leave the studio. Here is a selection of designs from the 2008–2009 Winter Season. Previously these images were published on my website pages as “Recent Bouquets.” The page became too … Continue reading
