Summer is in full swing, and it's celebrated with not one but three summer flowers in the spotlight. The Delphinium, Allium and Gladiolus demand considerable attention during the month of August.

All three flowers are grand and compelling. Each one enthusiastically stands out above everything else. The flowers combined are beautiful to behold but even separately, each summer flower is an eye-catcher.
The gladiolus stands out because the flowers bloom on either side of the stem. The Allium is a stylish ball of tiny flowers, a feast to behold and the Delphinium brings beautiful blue colors. Enough choices to make a party in the vase.

This month again, our florist Tanja van Bijlevelt chose different types of greenery to boost summer flowers. Take a quick look!

HAPPY FLOWERS WANT HAPPY GREEN

Summer flowers are cheerful, so Tanja chose cheerful greenery this month. For example, T-grass fur. The light stripe across the grass gives it a playful effect. The grass is long just like the flowers. What makes the grass even more fun is that it can easily be bent without breaking. Combined with the tall flowers, it is a party to look at.

GET CARRIED AWAY TO TROPICAL PLACES

Vacationing to tropical places is not necessary with the combination of summer flowers and Nephrolepis. The fern gives a tropical feel to the bouquet. But longer fern varieties, such as Sword Fern, can also be beautifully combined with the tall flowers.

DELICIOUS BOUQUETS OF EDIBLES

Did you know that some gladiolus varieties are edible? That's why we like to combine the beautiful flower with Olive and Rosemary. The greens together with the gladiolus make for a lovely bouquet. Very nice to decorate the dinner table with.

Enough telling, time to look at the beautiful bouquets Tanja made for us.