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My absolute favourite? Definitely Its large flower heads, abundance of petals, and breathtaking colour transformation immediately captivated me. At first, it shines in an intense coral tone, which gradually softens and becomes more delicate: almost like a sunset slowly fading away. Simply divine! I will definitely be working much more with this rose in the future.

Before I received this order, I had never worked with these African roses: so I was all the more curious about the experience. And as with flowers: each has its own personality. Some open quickly (Carpe Diem, Snowstorm), others take their time (Deep Purple, Pearl Tacazzi+). Some can be playfully shaped (Hermosa+), while others keep their own character (Espana).

What impressed me most, however, was their longevity. I used them in various arrangements, handled them differently, and tested their versatility, and they did not disappoint. They remained expressive, retained their shape, and showed remarkable durability. These roses proved themselves not only in the vase but also in creative work.

Nosioko: 'This time, I wanted to create something that truly captures the feeling of spring and if you鈥檝e stepped outside lately, you鈥檝e probably caught the unmistakable scent of lilacs in the air. That became the starting point for this bouquet: deep purples, fresh greens and a little seasonal softness. We built the arrangement around the striking deep purple+ African rose, paired with classic spring tulips and airy alchemilla, one of the few greens I actually love, to bring brightness and movement. Clematis adds a delicate, flowing texture that ties everything together. It鈥檚 a palette that feels just right for Easter: lush, fresh and full of quiet energy.''

I live and work in sync with nature 鈥� it鈥檚 my greatest source of inspiration. I鈥檓 especially fascinated by the seasons. Spring? It鈥檚 my absolute favorite! The first flowers, the fresh green, that boundless energy, it鈥檚 as if the world takes a deep breath and says, 鈥淟et鈥檚 go!鈥� I love soaking in that moment and channeling it into my art.

In my garden, that鈥檚 when the high season begins. I sow flowers that not only make my heart beat faster, but also offer a feast to bees and butterflies. Sustainability is close to my heart: I buy flowers according to the season, largely avoid floral foam, and prefer to use Kenzans or chicken wire. This way, I can create without taking away from nature.

And then there鈥檚 the great play of the seasons, each has its own rhythm. Summer brings abundance, autumn a burst of color that lingers, and then comes winter. I didn鈥檛 use to like it much, but now I see it as a well-earned pause. A time to breathe, to pause 鈥� for me too, as an artist. Because just like in nature, not everything can bloom at once. And that鈥檚 a good thing.