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We love creating our garden stye bouquets for collection or delivery from our Dun Laoghaire store. We stock a beautiful range of fresh cut flowers and all of our greenery is 100% Irish from Tralee, Co. Kerry. We also deliver beautiful bunches of fresh flowers and also deliver lovely botanical themed books and candles to match our flowers. Our delivery area runs from Dublin South of the Liffey all the way out to Kilcoole in North Wicklow.

IRISH MADE GIFTS

We stock lots of lovely Irish made gifts to accompany your flowers. We are proud stockists of Candella Candles, Wilkies Chocolate and Denise French Cards to name but a few.

WORKSHOPS

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Macrame Plant Hanger Workshop for Beginners - Sunday 25th Aug 2019

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The Lulabelle Flowers Hatbox Workshop

Monday 13th May SOLD OUT or,

Monday 20th May

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Hand-tied Bouquet Workshop

Sunday, 2nd June or,

Monday, 10th June

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Event Florals for Weddings and Events

Sunday 12th May

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Introduction to Floristry

Sunday 26th May

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Check us out on P. 28 of IMAGE Interiors & Living. We are so excited to be launching our 100% natural and Aromatherapeutic Candles and Bath Salts and are over the moon to see them in IMAGE Interiors. 💚💚💚 Big thanks to Marlene for including me. 💞🌴 #madeindunlaoghaire #madeinireland #madeindublin #dunlaoghaireflorist #dunlaoghaire #dublinflorist #dublin #dublinmydarling #ecofriendlyproducts #ecopositive #recycle #sustainable #refillable
This is one of our lovely fish bowl arrangements that are perfect for table centrepieces or home decorating. This one featured pastel hydrangeas, Sweetpea and lissianthus. #centrepieces #dunlaoghaireharbour #dunlaoghaireflorist #dublinflorist #dublinmydarling #dunlaoghairepier #dunlaoghairetown #dunlaoghaire #hydrangea #peonies #lissianthus #glassbowlarrangement
Currently at its flowering peak, our Flower of the Month August is the bright and cheerful Sunflower. As the name already suggests, this flower is a true summer lover! Read on and bring back those holiday memories of endless yellow fields bursting with Sunflowers. Sunflower or Helianthus The Sunflower is also known by its botanical name ‘Helianthus’, which originates from the Greek words helios (=sun) and anthos (=flower). They bloom from June until October: as long as there’s plenty of sun these flowers will be happy! They adore the sun in such a way that their heads follow the sun during the day, making sure they get every sunbeam they can get. At night, the head turns to the east ready for the next morning’s sunrise. This is known as ‘heliotropism’. Flower of the Month August Did you know… We all know that Sunflowers are bright yellow, cheerful and summer-loving. However, we doubt if you already knew the following glorious facts about the Helianthus: – They are native to (North) America and go back as far as 3000 BCE. Spanish conquistadors introduced the Sunflower to the rest of the world around 1500. – The world’s tallest Sunflower was grown in Germany and reached 30 feet and 1 inch. They even needed help from the local fire brigade to measure the flower. Can you imagine? – They have travelled to space, keeping the American astronaut Don Pettit company. He took some Sunflower seeds with him and regularly blogged about the gardening process. – Sunflowers have a history of healing. In Mexico, the flowers were thought to soothe chest pain, while the Cherokee utilized an infusion of sunflower leaves to treat kidneys. Flower of the Month August Thirsty flowers When you’re lucky to have some of these cheerful flowers brightening up your home, make sure to give them plenty of water. Sunflowers are very thirsty flowers, particularly when they first go into the water. It’s important to cut the stems and remove all the leaves that will touch or go below the water level. Refresh the water every few days. Loving our Flower of the Month August as much as they love the sun? Make sure to order your Sunflower Bouquet from us – quality and freshness guaranteed.
Now in stock in our Dun Laoghaire Store. Perfect for eco conscious festival goers. Maya is named after the warrior goddess and fierce mother archetype, but the work also means illusion, which is perfect as she offers volume and freshness to lifeless, unwashed hair- blending loving rose, strengthening rosemary and purifying palo santo with sacred cacao- to harmonise with darker hair shades. Apply to dry hair along roots in between washes or as often as desired. #ecofriendlyproducts #alltogethernow #beatyard #plantwisdom #underthefloralspell #dunlaoghaireharbour #dunlaoghaire #dunlaoghaireflorist #dunlaoghairepier #dunlaoghairetown #dublinflorist #dublin #ATN19
Lovely fresh seasonal garden Stylie bouquets for delivery or collection. All the greenery we use in our bouquets is 100% Irish and all made with love from us to you. #madeindunlaoghaire #dunlaoghaireflorist #dunlaoghairepier #dunlaoghairemydarling #dunlaoghaire #dublin #dublinflorist #flowersfordelivery #familybusiness #irishfamilybusiness #handtiedbouquet #greenandwhite #dunlaoghairetown
Top Bee-friendly flowers for your garden Allium This bold flower is part of the onion family. That’s right, the ones you’d have in your dinner. Nonetheless, the flowers look way more attractive to both humans ánd pollinators. A few of the best varieties to attract bees are the Allium Senescens (N5/P5) and Allium Cepa (N5/P5). The latter is actually a real summer flower. Aster Overall, the Aster is nectar and pollen-rich (ranging from N2/P2 until N5/P5). The exact amount of nectar and pollen depends on the variety, whereas the Aster Ageratoides is one of the most bee-friendly varieties (N5/P5). This variety has light blue or light violet petals and blooms in autumn. Helianthus Of course, the Sunflower couldn’t be missed in this list of bee-friendly flowers. Sunflowers score high on both the level of nectar and pollen; perfect for bees, butterflies and other pollinators. Besides, which flower better represents summer than the Sunflower? Helianthus bloom from June – October. Dahlia This summer flower is especially good for bees (N5/P5) and blooms from July until October. Did you know that the Dahlia is named after a famous 18th-century botanist called Anders Dahl? In today’s symbolism, Dahlias symbolise creativity, change and inner strength. Opt for this colourful beauty to help the bees find their own inner strength. Limonium Also known as Sea-Lavender, Statice, Caspia or Marsh-Rosemary – has more different bee-friendly varieties than it has nicknames. One variety is even better the the other. For example, Limonium Latifolium(N3/P3) and Limonium Vulgare (N5/P5) are great in offering pollinators exactly what they need. The latter blooms from July until October. Once you’ve found the right bee-friendly flowers, there are a few things to take into account before you start planting them. Firstly, bees prefer flowers in sunny but sheltered places. Besides, they like whole bunches of flowers together, instead of just a few here and there. Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and give those pollinators a warm welcome! #savethebees #dunlaoghaire #dunlaoghaireflorist #dunlaoghairetown
We are very very blessed to have the most wonderful thoughtful kind customers in our little shop. Thank you so much Anam & Farhad for the delicious prezzie. Happy Eid. x
Today's beautiful happy bride with her bright and happy bouquet. Have a wonder day Colette. x #dunlaoghaireflorist #dunlaoghaire

“Long time no chat! First of all I want to say a HUUUUUUGE thank you to you for the amazing styling that you provided for our wedding! The theme went down sooooo well! It all just looked soooo amazing!!! When I saw the tables I nearly cried! They were soooo gorgeous!”

Alison Ryan, Clontarf Castle