Hydrangea & Peony

A bouquet of hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A single-stem hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A bouquet of hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A bouquet of hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A bouquet of hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A single-stem hydrangea: an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

Hydrangea (5 branches): an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

A bouquet of peony: a dense, frilled bloom that lifts a bouquet with freshness.

Peony (7 blooms): ruffled, multi-layered petals in a full, romantic head.

A bouquet of hydrangea: an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

Hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.

A single-stem hydrangea: an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

Hydrangea: an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

A bouquet of hydrangea: an oversized head with graduated colour, often used to set composition mass.

Peony (5 blooms): a dense, frilled bloom that lifts a bouquet with freshness.

Peony (3 blooms): ruffled, multi-layered petals in a full, romantic head.

Peony: ruffled, multi-layered petals in a full, romantic head.

A bouquet of peony (9 blooms): ruffled, multi-layered petals in a full, romantic head.

Hydrangea: tiny florets clustered into a full, hand-sized globe.