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SonnySonny, an award winning designer, has worked in the floral design field for the past 30 years. His studies and travels have taken him from the Rittners School of Floral Design, Boston, MA, to the European Design Schools. The Hawaiian Arts Center for Japanese Design(Ikebana), and the Universities of Miami and Pennsylvania, where he studied Tropical Plants and Horticulture.

At the Doris Duke Foundation Botanical Gardens, Sonny spent time setting up the English Gardens and was a Botanical Tour Guide. To add to his Botanical World, he also has been a noted instructor for Floral Design.

Currently, Sonny is featured on his weekly C3TV Show, Channel 17, Sonny's Floral Trends, and has been a guest designer at two Floral Design Shows in Islamorada, Florida in the Keys.

Sonny's arrangements of flowers, bark, and mosses are reminiscent of a walk through the woods. He enjoys using unusual materials to create a naturally inspired design.

Foraging for natural materials, and designing original custom pieces is what Sonny does best.

 

What's your Hue
A meaningful color:
 • Red True love, congratulations
 • White Innocence, purity, reverence
 • Yellow Friendship, jealousy
 • Peach Sincerity, gratitude, appreciation
 • Pink Admiration, joy, sympathy
 • Lavender Enchantment
 • Orange Fascination
 • Coral Desire
 • Black Farewell, death
 • Red & White Unity

 

Talking Fresh

Tulip Care 101
With the proper conditioning tulips can last for several glorious days.
Did you know the tulip is one of the only flowers that continues to grow after being cut and can also generate new varieties quite by chance?
So wonder there is such a magnificent range of tulip choices, from the striped ruffled edges of the parrot or Rembrandt tulip to the peony tulip to the black Queen of the Night tulip to vast color choices of the classic tulip.

Springtime is synonymous with tulips. Here's how to keep yours going strong:
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Did You Know
Top Wedding Flowers:
  • Callas
  • Gardenia
  • Hydrangeas
  • Lilacs
  • Lily-of-the-Valley
  • Orchids
  • Oriental Lilies
  • Roses/Garden Roses
  • Stephanotis
  • Tulips

How does your garden grow
Here are a few of my garden favorites. Mix and match for an Edwardian Garden look:
  • bachelor's buttons
  • clematis
  • coreopsis
  • cosmos
  • dahlias
  • daisies
  • delphiniums
  • heliotrope
  • hydrangeas
  • lilies
  • marigolds
  • nasturtiums
  • peonies
  • queen anne's lace
  • ranunculas
  • roses
  • salvia
  • sunflowers
  • sweetpeas
  • yarrow
  • zinnias

 

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