As I mentioned in a previous post, Newbury Street is a must-visit in Boston. My last day in the city I went for a morning walk and coffee when I noticed a small entrance of a flower shop. Both sides of the entrance were framed by big London Pots from Domani.
So I walked in with the intention of nosing around. The staff was very friendly and I exchanged some impressions about pots and garden design with Adrienne. I also bought a very nice bunch of tulips to leave in the room as a surprise for Steph, who was staying in Boston for the rest of the week while I was flying back to London that same day.
Winston Flowers is an institution in Boston and they take care of the most important hotels in the city. Last week I visited a Bostonian client in London and she told me that if you want something done in Boston, you contact Winston Flowers!
I had a look around their small flower shop but later I did some research and found lots of interesting things to share. As a Garden Designer myself I can’t help but look around gardens and seek out anything garden-related in every new city I visit. This time it seems I stumbled upon the most renowned company for the industry in Boston.
For a start let’s have a look at some of their commissions for various events. You will notice better quality pictures as I borrowed them from their website, whilst the previous ones were taken with my iPhone:
Boston is very cold in the winter and most gardens are just covered in snow. But the spring and summer are ideal for enjoying the outdoors. Winston Flowers has a big team that designs and builds very interesting and appealing outdoor spaces:
I particularly like how they use Domani pots as focal points in the different spaces. The planting is also very clever and eye-catching.
I can’t wait to visit the city during the summer and find more New England style.
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