Everlasting Floral Studio
Waratah Christmas Bundle
Waratah Christmas Bundle
Couldn't load pickup availability
A Christmas in Waratah red.
This is everything you need for the front door and the tree, all made here on the farm.
The waratah is one of our most loved native wildflowers, and that deep red is made for Christmas. The wreath is full and generous, wound onto a vine base I make myself from whatever's growing at the time. Grapevine, wisteria, mulberry or stone fruit. So every base is a bit different.
The baubles are filled with everlastings and native flowers. The hanging decorations are little bunches of everlasting daisies, kangaroo paw, grevillea and billy buttons, tied with velvet ribbon.
No two sets will look the same, and yours won't match the photos exactly. That's the nature of real flowers.
Pack it away in January and bring it out again next December.
Bring our native flora home this Christmas. For years we've decorated for a winter that isn't ours. This year, let's celebrate the one we have.
What's included
- 1 Waratah wreath, 25 to 30cm
- 2 botanical baubles, 8cm, shatterproof plasticÂ
- 2 native hanging decorations, 15 to 20cm, with velvet ribbon
- Gift wrapped, ready to give or keep
Good to know
- Made in November, posted early December
- Last orders for Christmas delivery: 10 December
- Want a certain ribbon colour? Pop it in the notes at checkout.
- I can't post to Tasmania or WA because of biosecurity rules.
What makes this collection different?
What makes this collection different?
Every flower in my collection includes Australian native. Banksia, waratah, kangaroo paw, everlasting daisies, grevillea bottle brush and more, grown here on our farm or sourced locally from near by flower farms. I naturally dry the flowers and hand make one piece at a time. I only make a small number of each, so you won’t find these in the shops. It’s Christmas the way the Australian bush does it.
Where should I hang it?
Where should I hang it?
Inside is best. Hang your wreath on a feature wall, or your decoration on the tree, somewhere you can enjoy it every day. Wreaths can go on a front door or outside wall too. Just keep them out of direct sun and rain, as these will fade and damage dried flowers.
How do I store it after Christmas?
How do I store it after Christmas?
Wrap your wreath or decoration loosely in tissue paper and keep it in a box somewhere cool and dry. Bring it out again next December.
