This book you guys….
I mean, any book that starts out with a full page photo of zinnias…I’m sold. Done. And that’s just the start. Just look at how they have paired an amazing photo with such striking typography.
There is so much inspiration in this book. Between the practical garden advice and the gorgeous photos, sigh….
I’m pretty much obsessed with it.
One of the other things I love about this book are the seasonal project ideas. From flower crowns to arrangements, the book offers step-by-step instructions for bringing cut flowers out of the garden and into our homes.
In fact, I was so inspired by one of their spring arrangements that I decided to forage through my garden to make an arrangement of my own.
I wish you could smell this.
I am such a fan of this book.
duh….thank you captain obvious.
But more than that, I am a fan of Floret Farm. I totally connected to Erin’s story about how her love of gardening and flowers was inspired by spending time with her ‘Grammy’. My love of gardening started much the same way.
Sidenote::Dear Kelly…thank you for not watermarking your photos anymore. Love, your future blogging self.
At any rate, this book is so lovely…I just had to share it with you. If you need a good dose of beauty in your life, I highly recommend it. And with that I am off to the garden center today to look for some new plants for my own cutting garden. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!!
Love, Kelly
I’m sold. Off to search for that book!
Kelly, I will definitely check out this book. My love for gardening started with my Mom. My daughter grows vegetables and herbs on her apartment terrace. I hope I passed it along too.
Many years ago I found what became my favorite gardening book “English Cottage Gardening” with the most gorgeous English gardens imaginable, which helped me create a few around my home. Over time, they required more labor than I now have the energy for. Although I reduced the size, I still keep many perennial favorites to photograph as well. I loved reading about your new favorite book and how it gave you ideas to make your own beautiful still life. Happy gardening, and photographing, Kelly!!