Pink, Pink and more Pink!

I love shades of Pink for this season of holidays and Cheer!
A table setting of various shades of pink roses, make a wonderful centerpiece.
Add pink napkins and table runners and break the pink shades with bursts of green leaves and foliage.
You've got a winner.
For more ideas go to Spring Blossoms Flowers Unlimited

Corny Ideas

Sometimes an unusual idea works.
Try it to light up our table!!

A rose is a rose

Sometimes nature can be more beautiful than we can imagine.

This natural beauty of a pink rose has red markings which are like someone has painted them onto the rose.
Actually its just a natural rose growing on a garden bush.

My Heart Overflows with Flowers

This beautiful arrangement in an exhibition doesn't need much explaining about the tremendous emotions flowers can infuse in the beholder.

Flowers are really the best way to convey feelings and emotions.
To do that in Mumbai call us or just log onto http://spring-blossoms.com

Rose Box

ROSE BOX

A wooden box filled with roses to the brim…the natural wooden grains of the box add a touch of sophistication. Send this to someone special today! 

Colour Harmony

Colour Harmony in Mumbai

COLOUR HARMONY A Glass vase filled with roses/carnation/ chrysanthemums and orchids. This is a harmony of colours, enhanced with our special vases with coloured water. The effect is stunning. This bouquet is exclusively for our Mumbai deliveries and comes as an exclusive bouquet at a reasonable cost. This product delivers only in MUMBAI VASHI THANE

Sugared Roses on a Cake

Sugared Tea Flowers

What a sweet way to drink tea!!

Car Wash with Flowers

This is a beautiful sight for a Mumbai Florist like me while on my travels.
I saw a car awash with flowers from two flowering trees, in the parking lot.
The sign read "car wash" and I was enthralled to imagine that a car might be washed with flowers.

Cup Cakes and Flowers

Surreal with Flowers

A florist in Mumbai has captured this Surreal wonderful aspect of flowers.
One can dream on about flowers just looking at this picture.
There is the Joy of flowers in this picture. Send flowers to Mumbai

House of Flowers

Flowers to Mumbai

Here is a great way to send the Freshest Flowers to Mumbai

Floral Umbrella

This may not save you from the rains in Mumbai, but it sure is a style statement!
A unique steel frame umbrella, strewn with some exotic greens and Berries and flowers.

Mumbai Trees and Flowers

PARAKEETS shriek from the upper reaches of the trees, a koel calls, squirrels squeak and a common kingfisher perches patiently near a pond. Some 50 metres from the periphery of this Eden, one can hear the mayhem of Mumbai life with its discordant sounds of traffic. Inside, there is serenity and, more importantly for Mumbaikars, a 2° C drop in the temperature even on the hottest days.

This is Rani Baug, the city's botanical garden and zoo. Inaugurated in 1861, it is one of Mumbai's favourite public spaces. Now in its 150th year, the future of this green park spread over 53 acres (one acre is 0.4 hectare) in the heart of the city is uncertain. At risk is not only the city's largest public space but also rare and endangered flora – Amherstia nobilis Wall., Annona glabra L., Anogeissus pendula Edgew, Caesalpinia ferrea Mart., Colvillea racemosa Boj., Enterolobium cyclocarpa Gaertn. and Kleinhovia hospita L., to mention a few.

http://www.saveranibagh.org/photoGallery.php

Flower Questions Answered

QUESTION: Have you ever wanted to purchase fresh flowers in bulk quantities?? For a festival? For a wedding in the family? For a large party?
QUESTION: Have you wondered how to unpack boxes of flowers?
Flowers bought from a grower directly or from the wholesale market require different handling:

Here’s How:
1. Plan for arrival when you place the order.
Flower parcels usually arrive early morning before 7am.
Organise to pick them up early.
Your flowers should be opened and cared for immediately.
If that’s not practical for you, have them sent to a location where they can be received and placed in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight and extreme temperatures for a few hours until you can get to them.

2. Prepare to condition your flowers.
Gather assorted sizes of clean buckets and vessels to hold and support flowers.
Fill them 1/3 with water.
You will need scissors to cut paper or plastic wrap OR RUBBER BANDS around the flowers.
Fill a wash basin with water. Stems have to be cut under water first time.
Flowers need to be cut at a slant and not with a knife.
Use a good quality scissor or a stem cutter.

3. Clean and Condition Flowers.
Open the box, remove flowers, and cut packaging away from each bunch of flowers.
Cut the rubber band off the stems. Do not try to pull the band off, you will invariably harm the flower.
Strip all foliage below the waterline.
Cut away any broken or damaged blooms or foliage.
Save pieces that are pretty enough to be used in bud vases or floated in a urli.
Cut the stems individually or in groups underwater(as mentioned above) with the scissor and place immediately into the appropriate size bucket of water.
Make sure that the wall of the bucket/vessel should support the neck of the flower. Otherwise flowers will droop.

4. Hydrating the Flowers.
Let the flowers absorb water for several hours (4-24).
Cleaning and conditioning your flowers this way will ensure good hydration which is key to long vase life.
Over the next few days have fun assorting, arranging, and designing your flowers into lovely bouquets and groupings.

SPRING BLOSSOMS methods:
For my Saturday events at SPRING BLOSSOMS, the flowers usually arrive in my studio on Friday for cleaning and conditioning. They receive a full 24 hours to hydrate and bloom before we design with them on Saturday.
Flowers, conditioned and designed are ready to be delivered all over Mumbai.
This ensures the quality and freshness of flowers.

Order flowers from www.spring-blossoms.com