Freshly cut from the backyard or carefully plucked from the garden, these contemplative floral vignettes capture the serenity of spring. From sprawling branches in full flower to the sweet simplicity of a single bloom, the bounty of the season brings beauty to any setting.
A petite cluster of camellias on a window ledge radiates quiet charm and soft-spoken beauty.
Reclining stems of white cherry blossoms and budding pink apple blossoms capture the essence of spring when brought indoors.
A delicate stem of yellow jasmine sprouting from a tiny glass bottle is delightfully spare, yet can diffuse its heady perfumes for days.
The composition of this bouquet creates a dreamy still life of happenstance.
Photography John O’Hagan and Marcy Black Simpson
“Blooming Bouquets: An Indoor Garden” can be found on page 70 of the March/April 2010 issue of Victoria.