Cornflowers
Their blue color is so beautifully in harmony with the blue of the summer sky and the golden ears of wheat, among which they prefer to grow. Cornflower field, dotted with a lot of these fluffy stars, from the whiff of wind comes in a wavy motion, reminding the sea surface.
Mac self-milling
His red inflorescences, spread out across the meadow, are conspicuous in their burning brightness, not for nothing because the second name of this plant is a fiery flower. Favorite place of poppy growth is wide steppe open spaces, wastelands and roadsides. In addition to its catchy beauty, it also has healing properties - it makes cough syrup, as well as healthy herbal tea.
Chamomile
Its yellow core, framed by long white petals, reminds a bit of the spring sun. Camomile is well known to all lovers, because it is traditionally used to guess. One of the varieties of the flower is the pharmacy chamomile - it is widely used in medicine as decoctions for treating a variety of diseases.
Bellflowers
The color range of bells is presented in white, lilac and blue tones. In addition to its natural habitat, this plant is often used for growing on flower beds and lawns. With their flowering they are able to please the eye during the whole summer, and at the same time the bells do not require special care. They are not capricious in terms of choice of soil and lighting, do not need frequent fertilization and watering.
Thistle
This plant belongs to the weed, but, nevertheless, its fluffy flowers of lilac shades and thorny leaves look original and effective in the floral arrangement of the flowerbed.
Calendula
Bright-orange marigolds attract the eye with their diversity. Due to its color, calendula in ancient times was associated with fire and sun, because of what it was often used in magical rites. It was believed that this plant, disintegrated under the bed, promotes the advent of prophetic dreams. Amulets with calendula petals help restore mental balance and are charged with positive energy. The flower is also used as a means to repel the evil spirit, for this, a garland of buds must be hung above the entrance door.
How to make bouquets of wildflowers
The combination of motley multicolored buds can decorate the dwelling and create a joyful positive mood among its owners. Before you deal with the formation of a bouquet, read some rules:
- So that the flowers do not wilt too quickly after they are torn off, cut off their stems at an oblique angle. So the plant will be able to absorb moisture better and, consequently, it will last longer.
- Before you put the composition in a vase, tear off the bottom leaves on the flowers. Water in the container should be changed every day, while rinsing the stems.
- Note that not all plants can be combined with other species. Poppy and spurge, for example, allocate in the general vase juice, because of which all other flowers suffer.
- A vessel of inconspicuous appearance will be the best option for a variegated meadow bouquet, because it will most favorably emphasize the brightness of the colors of the composition.