Bouquets

Twelve long-stemmed red roses with gypsophila and glossy salal, hand-tied the classic way. Two dozen for when one is not enough.

Rust and amber bloom chrysanthemums with rose hips, hypericum berries and round-leaved eucalyptus.

Cornflowers, ammi, scabiosa and nigella with airy panicum grass: a field edge gathered in the hand.

Tell us who it is for and we make it from the best of the week's flowers. What is pictured is one week's; yours will be that week's.

A loose, seasonal hand-tied bouquet in soft garden tones, cut and arranged the morning it goes out.

White oriental lilies, white roses and gypsophila with dark salal: restrained, respectful, and sent with a handwritten card.

Coral, apricot and burgundy dahlias with zinnias, cosmos and a sprig or two of rosemary, while the dahlias last.

A small, neat posy of spray roses, ranunculus and waxflower with pittosporum. The one to leave on a desk or a doorstep.

Full-headed peonies with delphinium and soft foliage; the early-summer favourite.

Sunflowers with solidago and round-leaved eucalyptus. Bright, open and cheerful, for a kitchen table or a thank you.

Purple lisianthus, blue delphinium and mauve scabiosa with silvery eucalyptus: violets and blues, dusk in a bouquet.

Whites and greens only: hydrangea, lisianthus and ruscus. Calm, elegant, and right for almost any occasion.