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As a Libra, October is my favorite month! It's also one of my favorite months for locally grown flowers. The colors and textures are so rich and there is so much to choose from...and of course...THE DAHLIAS!
Rosemary is a great herb for bouquets and boutonierres because it doesn't wilt. It also smells amazing!
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Everyone's favorite...monkey balls! These green pods are so versatile. We used them in almost everything in the Fall.
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Eucalyptus is a pretty dusty green filler that smells great.
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Beauty berry is so pretty! It comes in white and light pink too!
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Wheat celosia comes in shades of pink/purple and a pretty terra cotta.
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Plume celosia comes in all kinds of beautiful doctor seuss colors.
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Nandina foliage and berries are great accents for fall arrangements.
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Gomphrena comes in red, magenta, lavender, dark orange and white. Love them for boutonierres!
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As soon as mountain mint is available, we buy in in bunches and bunches! It looks and smells fabulous!
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Rose scented geranium is one of our "go-to" greens in the fall. It looks and smells great!
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Salvia is a great option if you're looking for purple flowers in October. They feel so velvety!
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I love solidago as a filler. The green variety is also cool!
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These little babies are perfect for a bouquet accent, cake accent or a boutonnierre!
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Oh tuberose...your sweet, jasminey scent makes me happy each time I get a whiff of you!
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Zinnias are the perfect Summer flower. Luckily, they are still super plentiful into October. They come is just about every color imaginable. While they are super popular farmer's market flowers, they look great in formal arrangements too!
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Millet is awesome in tall, Fall arrangements. Sometimes you can find some baby ones that look great in bouquets too!
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There are lots of varieties of hydrangeas. In October, Hydrangeas have transitioned to green or greenish pink. Sometimes you can stil find a few ivory colored ones as well.
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There are two types of celosia. This is the crested type. It's also known as "brain celosia". It has a velvety texture and comes in beautiful earthy jewel tones.
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This orange asclepias is one of my fave Fall flowers. (i love orange!) It has short stems (10 inches or so) but it is so beautiful as an accent in bouquets and centerpieces.
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Green hanging amaranth is also called Emerald Tassle. It's great for creating a trailing effect. There is also a burgandy/red variety called "love lies bleeding"! Not a great name for a wedding flower-but still very pretty!
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Lisianthus is a gorgeous, rose-shaped flower that comes in white, lavender, light (dusty pink), (ravens) purple and bi-color.
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Dahlias are the stars of October. No other cut flower can come close to the beauty of the dahlia in the Fall. Dahlias come in a huge variety of colors, sizes and shapes. They are super versatile and look great in bouquets and arrangements.
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