Five Simple Summer Floral Arrangements, as Imagined by Anastasia Casale of Sag Harbor Florist
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1/5Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleReconsider your go-to vessels and dump those dime-store cast-offs you keep stowed under the sink. use a multiple-bud vase for more delicate sprays, such as fringed tulips, grape hyacinth, and lisianthus.Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleReconsider your go-to vessels and dump those dime-store cast-offs you keep stowed under the sink. use a multiple-bud vase for more delicate sprays, such as fringed tulips, grape hyacinth, and lisianthus.
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2/5Photographs by Dana Marbella CasalePeonies and other summer flowers often have beautiful foliage, but consider mixing the gorgeous blossoms with leaves of a different sort, such as mint, for striking contrast.Photographs by Dana Marbella CasalePeonies and other summer flowers often have beautiful foliage, but consider mixing the gorgeous blossoms with leaves of a different sort, such as mint, for striking contrast.
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3/5Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleThink outside the box—or inside the box, in the case of this vintage crate, where succulents simply dazzle on delicate nests of grass.Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleThink outside the box—or inside the box, in the case of this vintage crate, where succulents simply dazzle on delicate nests of grass.
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4/5Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleIn addition to being dazzlingly fragrant, Sweet peas are at their best when tightly reined into a stunning mass, held captive like a rubenesque beauty.Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleIn addition to being dazzlingly fragrant, Sweet peas are at their best when tightly reined into a stunning mass, held captive like a rubenesque beauty.
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5/5Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleOne glorious, blossom-studded stem, such as fritillaria persica, can really make an impact. To detract attention from the stem itself, consider using a vessel of colored glass.Photographs by Dana Marbella CasaleOne glorious, blossom-studded stem, such as fritillaria persica, can really make an impact. To detract attention from the stem itself, consider using a vessel of colored glass.
This article appears in the August-1 2015 issue of HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens).
