Fun fact: The beautiful “flowers” of the flowering dogwood aren’t actually flowers at all. The four large, petal-like forms are modified leaves called bracts, which surround a small cluster of tiny true flowers at the center. These striking bracts act almost like nature’s signposts, helping attract pollinators toward the much smaller blooms. Flowering dogwoods are also trees of transformation throughout the seasons—bursting into delicate blooms in spring, turning lush green in summer, producing bright red berries for birds, and glowing in shades of crimson and purple in autumn.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
Fun fact: The beautiful “flowers” of the flowering dogwood aren’t actually flowers at all. The four large, petal-like forms are modified leaves called bracts, which surround a small cluster of tiny true flowers at the center. These striking bracts act almost like nature’s signposts, helping attract pollinators toward the much smaller blooms. Flowering dogwoods are also trees of transformation throughout the seasons—bursting into delicate blooms in spring, turning lush green in summer, producing bright red berries for birds, and glowing in shades of crimson and purple in autumn.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
