Happy July, friends! Are you all feeling ready for the 4th this week? Thought we’d share a few wedding ideas from one of our fave recent trends, bougainvillea in weddings, with you today. This hanging floral install (by Flights of Fancy, Sir Botanical, and CJ Williams Photography) is so striking over a chic black and tablescape. See all...
A fiesta inspired wedding with pink florals and bougainvillea at The Golden Lady Bug estate in San Marcos, CA.
Bouquets, floral arrangements, ceremony backdrops & more - we're sharing some gorgeous Bougainvillea Wedding Ideas perfect for your destination wedding.
Potted plants along ceremony aisles is a wedding trend that we're loving right now. Click through to discover all of the ways to add floral arrangements to your wedding's ceremony space.
Potted plants along ceremony aisles is a wedding trend that we're loving right now. Click through to discover all of the ways to add floral arrangements to your wedding's ceremony space.
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Happy hump day, Cakies! Who here is on the pulse of the West Coast fashion scene? Then you might recognize our blogger bride Kelly, of Birdie Shoots. She + Kevin are based in SF, so they scooped up the chance to have their wedding be a bit of a destination at the Ace Hotel Palm...
Bougainvillea, (genus Bougainvillea), genus of about 18 species of shrubs, vines, or small trees, belonging to the four-o’clock family (Nyctaginaceae), native to South America. Many species are thorny. Only the woody vines have attained wide popularity; several species have produced very showy
An Insanity of Color and a Summery Bugambilia Drink by Victoria Challancin Every March here in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, when the temperature begin their startling climb, the startling dryness begins its work. Forget what it does to the skin, I say, and look what it does for flowering plants. Right now, the bugambilias (Spanish spelling), or bougainvilleas, burst into glory and the jacaranda trees shed their lavender-hued grace all over the city. Dazzling. When I worked as Culinary Producer for Food Network's Mexican Made Easy's Season Two, Marcela Valladolid, the chef and star, wanted to make a bugumbilia limeade for a show on Baja cooking. And remembering from when my child was young how Mexican mothers taught me to make a gentle tea for coughs from the blossoms of the purple, only the purple, bugambilia plant, I thought a limeade a perfect idea. Photo by Zachary Popovsky We tested Marcela's Bugambilia Limeade, which I absolutely loved. Pretty and so "green" tasting. Yummy. In the end,though, she opted to showcase a Baja-Style Limeade, which reflects her origins and the wild rosemary which proliferated there. This recipe is a non-recipe, really. Make limeade as you normally would, preferably with Mexican or Key limes (not Persians), sweeten with desired sweetener (agave nectar would be lovely), and add a cup or more of tea made from steeping purple bougainvillea blossoms in boiling water. Bugambilia Limeade 1 cup water One large handful of clean, purple bougainvillea blossoms (no need to remove stamens) 8 limes (approximately) or 1 cup of fresh lime juice 3 to 4 cups water, or more as preferred Sweetener, to taste Bring a coup of water to a boil in a small pot. Add a large handful of purple bougainvillea blossoms, pressing to submerge. Allow to steep for 10 minutes. Prepare limeade by mixing the lime juice with 3 cups of water. Sweeten to taste. Strain the bougainvillea tea into the limeade. Check and adjust. Add more water or lime juice as preferred. Serve over ice and decortate with a spare blossom or two. Enjoy! I'm sendindg this post oever to Rachel at The Crispy Cook, where Rachel is hosting the Weekend Herb Blog event this week for Haalo at cookalmost anything.blogspot.com. This interesting idea was originally begun by Kalyn at kalynskitchen.com. Thank you fellow bloggers! Victoria Challancin Flavors of the Sun Cooking School San Miguel de Allende, México ©Victoria Challancin. All Rights Reserved.
This product contains the following materials Artificial Bougainvillea Flower: 70pcs Extra large thick vine (main vine): 1pcs Young leaves and fine vines: 4pcs Bundling cable ties: 2pcs Size details: Bougainvillea: length 120cm Main vine: 175cm long Young leaves and fine vines: 100cm long Here's how it works: Simply provide us with the dimensions and aesthetic preferences of your space, whether it's a quaint courtyard, extensive garden, intimate dining area or chic commercial space. Our team of skilled craftsmen will work with you to design a custom artificial bougainvillea installation that blends seamlessly with your surroundings. The possibilities in terms of customization are endless. Choose from a range of vibrant wisteria colors, including classic pink, red and purple hues, to complement your existing decorating palette. Choose from a variety of container options, such as rustic terracotta pots, stylish planters, or decorative urns, to enhance the visual appeal of your arrangement. Additionally, our artificial wisteria flower decorations are made from high-quality materials that can withstand harsh environments, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Enjoy year-round beauty without worrying about watering, pruning or wilting - a worry-free solution for busy individuals and businesses.
When it comes to growing Bougainvilleas, you have to be sure of many things! These Bougainvillea Care Tips will help you grow them successfully!
Preserved for long-lasting beauty, this bundle of bougainvillea stems brings soft color to indoor arrangements.
