Drying flowers upside down

Drying flowers is a wonderful way to preserve your blooms. Learn how to dry flowers upside down, to enjoy dried flowers throughout the year.

Save your garden's beauty by drying and preserving your flowers. Drying flowers is an easy way to extend your garden season. Here are some tips.

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#apothecary #driedflowerbouquet #lilac #diy #pagan #herbs #diyideas #alter #witch #spring Purchased these gorgeous lilacs from a local farmers market vendor (love to support local business). Enjoyed their fragrence for a few days and then tied them together and hung them upside down to dry for 2 weeks. Lilacs are watery and delicate. To help dry the lilacs faster; remove the leaves off the branches before storing the flowers upside down to dry. A cute addition to your home apothocary!

Learn how to dry flowers upside down. This process is probably the easiest and prettiest way to preserve flowers.

This is my article for the Herbal Academy of New England about How to Make an Herb and Flower Drying Screen.

Learn how to dry flowers with air drying, silica gel, or even the microwave. These three methods to preserve flowers are great for wreaths, bouquets, and decorating projects.

Learn how to dry flowers with air drying, silica gel, or even the microwave. These three methods to preserve flowers are great for wreaths, bouquets, and decorating projects.

Jill Bower, owner, grower, and designer for Erie Way Flowers has been cultivating since she was young. Whether you’re looking to preserve a special memory, make a floral wreath, or just preserve your garden’s beauty all summer, Jill brings you her foolproof steps to air drying flowers.