Wildflora Blog

Living in Los Angeles, we often can't share all the juicy details about the events and clients we make florals for, but we can share the jaw-dropping photos! This rainbow-inspired event was PURE EYE CANDY. We love a good color-blocked arrangement, so it was awesome to have the opportunity to make a few different combos. And the addition of the rainbow Baby's Breath, Billy Balls, and Allium to the super long arrangement created such a magical, whimsy feeling. So enjoy a little color therapy and let the rainbow pictures below brighten your day!

We were so honored to have our owner, Alexandra Scholtz, featured on the cover of Florists' Review magazine this June, and feel lucky to be in the company of the other featured florists! Growing up with a mother for a florists, this magazine was a staple in Alexandra's home since she was eight years old. To see her own work on the cover has been an *extra special* moment in her floristry journey. The lovely Bex Falk captured the afternoon as Alexandra made the arrangement - scroll down to check out some of our favs! You can also check out the magazine here: Florists' Review: June 2023.

Pileaaaaaaaa! Can't deny it. It's fun to say. But it's also fun to keep in your home! This plant, has adorable leaves that look like they have a tiny belly buttons, and goes by a multitude of common names, including Pancake Plant, Chinese Money Plant, UFO Plant, Lefse plant or Missionary plant. This guy is actually fairly new to the commercial house plant scene, as it wasn't commonly grown for commercial use until the 2010's. That's also why it's sometimes called the Pass-It-Along Plant, since many people who have these got a cutting from a friend. Before we were seeing them regularly, Al, the owner of...

Contrast is a designer’s best friend when it comes to creating a striking arrangement. Here are some of our favorite ways to incorporate contrast: COLOR Color is one of the easier ways to add punch to your arrangement. Choosing two colors on opposite sides of the color wheel can make for striking contrast.  SCALE - TEXTURE - SIZE Do you prefer more subtle colors or a monochromatic look? No problem. You can still pump up the contrast by mixing up the bloom and foliage shapes, sizes & textures. Big, bold leaves or flower petals are lovely when paired with fine-textured ferns or tiny inflorescence. LIGHT We...