Aren’t these lovely for decor.
I am so excited to have a range of new blue painted patterned proteas for the Miss + Meisie Showcase. Is it in your diary...
Discover the possibilities this winter with an assemblage of proteas that indulge in the season’s warm color palettes. 'Winter Jewel Tones'... like yellow citrine fuchsia and teal are standouts in this color scheme. The saturated hues and contrasting textures of the Protea, Banksia, Leucadendron and Grevillea further intensify the warmth of this bouquet.
A new batch of proteas with a slightly different finish Whitewashed book paper and paper twist stems.
I just had to share this latest order with you. What a delight to work on a huge order of pure white proteas! Made mostly from recycled...
A new option in the online store - a bright mixed bunch of Proteas! The flowers are made up from a variety of coloured and painted recyc...
Fresh and tender - Pink protea boutonnieres have been under construction. This indigenous favourite has been redesigned and now has a ...
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King proteas are amazing – white ones are even more amazing! Check out the architectural structure – these ones are just opening up, with the middle petals yet to pop to show you the finer mathematical inner parts. Here we’ve paired them with lotus pods, anthuriums, tropical leaves and berzelia. Love love.
Stamping and Scrapping
Pruning Proteas is a step-by-step visual pruning guide for Protea varieties. Use our pruning guide to ensure new growth and flowers for the following year.
Growing and arranging beautiful Australian Native Flowers and all things Proteaceae.
Pink Paper Proteas for a special order. Highlighted with white paint and mounted around re-cycled fringed paper centres.I loved photogra...
4 Maniere hoe om jou geverfde proteas kleur te gee.
Made of natural latex, rubberized coconut fiber, cactus fibers, horsehair, wool, cotton, seaweed and eucalyptus leaves.
This is a beautiful white king protea with soft feathery bracts. Proteas are also known as sugarbushes due to their furry apprearance that resembles spun sugar. According to Wikipedia, Protea is both the botanical name and the English common name of a genus of flowering plants, sometimes also called sugarbushes.
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