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29.06.2024 - 02:05 / sunset.com / Kristin Guy
In Hannah Muller’s debut book, Designing With Dried Flowers ($22.31; Penguin Random House), she shares expert advice straight from the fields on how to create beautiful, everlasting works of art for any season and occasion. It’s packed with gorgeous photography, handfuls of tips, flower growing and harvesting suggestions, plus inspiring dried flower crafts that go well beyond vase arrangements.
Here Hannah shares a stunning interpretation of braided garlic, which weaves in late spring and summer blooms such as strawflower, statice, ammobium, and flax that are also ready to pick just in time for your mid-year garlic harvesting. We hope this DIY inspires you to grow and preserve from your garden in new, thoughtful ways.
In the spring, the smell of garlic hangs heavy in the air at the farm. The fresh green garlic gets harvested and sorted and is brought into our packing shed to get washed of any mud. Every afternoon, the packing shed smells as if the finest French cuisine is being served. My mouth waters as I arrange mixed bouquets a couple yards away in our floral room. We have learned to appreciate garlic at every stage of its life at Full Belly Farm. Once the green tips of the shoots begin to turn slightly brown, we know that the heads are starting to form underground, getting larger and mature enough to harvest and dry for the summer. But before they dry completely, when the stems are still green, one of our favorite traditions is to make garlic braids with dried flowers. There is a reason this age-old tradition of twisting strands of garlic into art persists.
If you cultivate your own garlic for this arrangement, harvest it when there are three or four green leaves still visible. Clean off any dirt and broken leaves and
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