
What's in season in Adelaide right now
October's market run-down. What peaks, what's finishing, what to ask for.
Care guides, seasonal market notes and the honest comparisons we'd give you across the counter anyway. New pieces when there's something worth saying. Roughly monthly.
The cut, the water and where the vase sits decide how long a bunch lives. Our fix takes two minutes and doubles the life of almost anything we sell.
Six pieces this season. Each answers a question we kept hearing at the counter.

October's market run-down. What peaks, what's finishing, what to ask for.

Loose shapes, warm palettes, natives in bridal work. From real builds, not forecasts.

The Victorian code is mostly dead. A few meanings survive, and one is a trap.

Height, scent and Monday installs. What we've learned servicing thirty offices.

A florist telling you when dried wins, room by room. No sales pitch.

The cut, the water, the spot. The two-minute routine that doubles vase life.
The journal exists because we kept giving the same advice at the counter. How to recut, what's in season, what a wedding bouquet really costs. Writing it down means you can read it at 11 pm without us watching.
Change the water every second day. Everything else in the journal is a footnote to that sentence.
A fresh bunch to practise on is $65 and lands same-day if you order by 1 pm.