Just because it’s fall doesn’t mean everything in your home has to turn a shade of red, orange, or brown. I have a hydrangea bush right outside my kitchen window and I love having a fresh vase of blue and white hydrangeas year round. Today I’m going to show you a fall flower arrangement (that isn’t orange!) and you’ll be pleasantly surprised how some things are never out of season.
Hydrangeas are often thought of as a summer flower, but our hydrangeas bloom twice a year, once in the summer and again in October!
I grabbed blue hydrangeas from my yard and added in white and green (Trader Joe’s has great options!) to give it some depth and variety. I cut them all the same length to create a packed effect. If you like this vase, I found a similar vase here.
To keep your hydrangeas fresh for up to three weeks, check out the tips on this post.
Other floral varieties that bloom in the fall include
- Protea
- Tulips
- Roses
- Chrysanthemums
- Lilies
- Daisies
- Dahlias
- Sunflowers
Most of these can be found in a variety of colors outside of the typical orange and yellow fall color scheme. I hope you enjoyed this fall flower arrangement (that isn’t orange!) .
Want more flower inspo? See how to create a full and fabulous arrangement of roses on this post. You also might like tips for hosting a garden party.
What is your favorite flower combo for fall? Let me know in the comments below or on Instagram @lo_chandler .
Thanks so much for reading!
Xo – Lo
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