While much of the northern hemisphere remains under snow, the West Coast stirs with life—gardens waking as early as late January, and by February, the first blooms appear. The flowers in this arrangement were harvested during careful searches of the gardens. It captures that moment of transition, where winter lingers but spring is ready to emerge.
Alchemy Farm-grown tulips, hellebores, and forced fruit branches mingle with bleeding heart, lamium, hyacinth, and an abundance of wildcrafted and farm-grown greenery. Deep, moody tones intertwine with fresh, bright hues, reflecting the shifting light and energy of the changing season.
This still life is a celebration of resilience, renewal, and nature’s quiet unfolding into exhuberant beauty.
Printed on archival museum-quality materials.
