studio flowers: snowdrop ‘Blewbury Tart’ + late winter flowers

A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk with reading glasses, earrings, and a bracelet.
Double snowdrops in front of a worn wooden surface.
Double snowdrops in front of a small arrangement of late winter flowers in a handmade ceramic vase, on a worn wooden surface, next to pruners.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers in a handmade ceramic vase, on a worn wooden surface, next to pruners.
Cut flowers, including double snowdrops, evergreen huckleberry, winter honeysuckle, white flowering currant, and pale pink plum flowers, in front of a worn fence.
A white woman with purple hair and modern silver-colored earrings holding flowers in front of a worn wood fence.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk, including double snowdrops, plum flowers, and evergreen huckleberry.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk with reading glasses with a notepad and pen.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk with reading glasses, earrings, and a bracelet.
A white woman with purple hair and modern silver-colored earrings holding flowers in front of a gray background.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk with reading glasses, earrings, a necklace, a bracelet, a notepad, a pen, and two pairs of pliers.
A white woman with purple hair and modern silver-colored earrings.
A small arrangement of late winter flowers on a white desk with earrings, a necklace, and a bracelet.

Here’s a few quick glimpses from my studio, including this little studio flowers arrangement of late winter flowers and the Vine pieces I’ve been working on.

Vine Earrings / Vine Bracelet / Delicate Vine Necklace from the Mechanical Garden collection

Galanthus ‘Blewbury Tart’ is one of my fav snowdrops — my original plant came from Heronswood Nursery a couple of decades ago, and they’ve done so well ever since. To go with them, I picked some evergreen huckleberry, white flowering currant, pale pink plum blossoms, and a bit of winter honeysuckle for the scent. The little ceramic vase was made by my grandmother.

If you enjoyed this peek into my studio, you can find more of my studio flowers posts here!