Flowers By Kate
Organic flower arrangements Weddings and other special occasions
Below you can see examples of Kate’s flower arrangements. Since no two arrangements are alike, your arrangement will not look like any of the ones in the pictures, but will be designed individually for you.
Why Organic Flowers?
On a practical level, organic flowers are more pleasurable because they tend to be more fragrant. If they are locally grown, there is the delight of old-fashioned flowers or out of the ordinary varieties not carried by standard florists.
From a world view, flowers one of the most heavily chemically treated crops. Some of these chemicals are banned for use in the United states. Pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilizers poison not only the soil and atmosphere, bird and animal species, but most tragically, the workers who grow them. After the flowers are harvested, with many varieties, the stems are then set into a chemical that explodes the cell structure, followed by a dip into a preservative solution. Finally, the flowers are boxed and delivered by jet around the world. These chemically laden beauties are what we then give to our loved ones when they are hospitalized or to celebrate special days.
Why not celebrate the beauty and variety of the earth with organic, locally grown flowers?
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- Rose, alstromeria, love in a mist, bells of Ireland and ALL THIS comes right from Kate’s Garden! ReallY!
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- A summer bouquet
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- Small wedding centerpiece
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- Alstromeria, dusty miller, fragrant sage, roses, and mums come together for this fall arrangement
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- This is a recreation from a florist catalog ordered for a local artist.
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- Just Because: lilies for the breakfast table at Eve’s Garden.
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- Birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, thank yous and “just because”, there’s never not a reason to send fresh flowers!
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- To Mom, from son. I Love You – in flowers.
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- Small table toppers for a casual birthday party
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- Simple elegance: white bouganvilla and Don Juan red roses.
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- Long and low Thanksgiving table arrangement
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- A little thank you for a friend
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- Using antique seed, Kate gorws old-fashioned flowers such as those in this bouquet: hollyhock, amni, and fresia brust in this bright fragrant spring bouquet that brings back memories of youth!
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- Kate originally created this rolled copper work of art was for her niece’s wedding in 1996. It holds nine mexican blown glass cone vases which overflow with color. This piece has celebrated many a wedding since that first event..
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- Flowers grown right in Marathon, varieties you just can’t get from a florist. This gorgeous boquet for the head table was nearly as beautiful as the bride.
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- Kate is the florist for your West Texas Wedding. She even provides antique vases for the buds and a variety of larger center piece vases!
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- Wow!
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- A light and airy fall arrangement
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- This mix of roses, zinneas, coral bean pods, and Love in a Puff made a happy birthday surpirse
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- You can enjoy the beauty of this dried mixed with fresh arrangement for weeks!
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- April is the month when roses are abundant. The white sprig of nicotinia brings a grand fragrance to this piece of joy.
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- This was an anniversary bouquet. The couple celebrated their 25th anniversary at Eve’s Garden!
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- Love in a Puff! This green seedpot adds magic to this bouquet.
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- Kate was the florist for the Gage Hotel for four years. This was one of the arrangements made for their lobby.
