Hull House Design LLC

Nothing says Spring Time in the south like the blooming dogwoods dotting the landscape and peeking out of the forests signaling the upcoming leaf out of all trees. Fun fact about the flowering dogwood, the petals are actually bracts- modified leaves- that surround the tree’s true flowers which are small and inconspicuous. The bracts, typically white or pink, serve to attract pollinators to the small flowers in the center.

A vintage hammered copper bowl anchors this lush tropical arrangement of fern, philodendrom and tillandsia invoking tropical vibes inside to distract from the blustery winter vibes outside