The Flowers of Late Summer

The Flowers of Late Summer

Feature 11072873 | © living4media / Schütz, Anke | 11 images

Zinnias, dahlias and asters for mixed bouquets

The colours are hot bright pinks, purple and orange. The flowers are available in handfuls from the country garden and fill a deep emotional need for brightness before the summer ends and autumn begins. Use them en mass or in small nosegays. They will never fail to charm.

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