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Flowers
| Seasonal Flower Availability | Autumn
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Autumn brings the rich colours of Achillea (yarrow), love-lies-bleeding, cockscomb and plume celosia, crocosmia, dahlia, gladiolus, late sunflowers, red hot poker (Kniphofia), hypericum, zinnia and solidago. Cooler shades can be found in echinops (globe thistle), Gomphrena, Chinese aster (Callistephus), Physostegia (obedience plant), scabious, and sedum. Foliages also get interesting, with rich colours, berries, seedpods and twigs coming into the shops. >>click
below for fashion ideas for Autumn flowers - Autumn 2007 - Naughty by Nature: Stimulation for all the senses, especially touch, smell and taste. Autumn 2006 - Animated Colours: If you feel tired, sad or just plain worn-put, Animated Colours flowers will soon cheer you up again! Autumn
2005 - Natural Chemistry: Go outside, explore and enjoy. This trend is all
about experimenting with flowers and finds from nature. Autumn 2003 - Contained Spaces: Perfect balance - neat, orderly arrangements in square or round containers to create calmness and serenity in the home. Autumn 2002 - Rhythm Deluxe: Warm sexy tones of coffee & cream, honey & ginger, whisky & wine. Autumn 2001 - Landscape: Natural grassy shades mix with high-tech materials for a modern take on landscape Autumn
2000 - Harvest Mix: Rich berry colours in a modern oriental style Autumn 1999 - Indian Summer: Navajo-inspired sunset tones and earth shades Autumn Flowers from Interflora.co.uk
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